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Well, maybe if they spent more time preparing, keeping their operations secret, and got someone that was more patient then yes.
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Was my great great great grandfather Hitler?
You could have had a relative with the surname Hitler. But it would not be Adolf Hitler as he died without children.
Why did the Italian People go along with Fascism?
The Italians themselves didn't support Fascism but their leadership under Mussolini did and eventually they killed him to support the fact that they didn't support Fascism.
Why did Hitler decide to become allies with Stalin?
He knew that he could not subjugate the world's populace without them.
Do Nazism and Fascism have similarities?
In every way, as the Nazis were in fact, fascists.
Why did Hitler think the world would be better without Jews?
because there was a german book wroten by someone that stated that he could blame the jews fro all your problems.so hitler went by that book.
U.S should have done more to prevent the rise of fascism and what could they have done and why didn't they?
It was kinda hard to when the rest of Europe was content to hope that they could pacify it by appeasing Hitler and Mussolini. The blame for the rise of Fascism falls of the shoulders of several countries - not just one.
Could the patriot have succeeded in the war without foreign help?
no
Was my great great great grandfather Hitler?
You could have had a relative with the surname Hitler. But it would not be Adolf Hitler as he died without children.
Why did the Italian People go along with Fascism?
The Italians themselves didn't support Fascism but their leadership under Mussolini did and eventually they killed him to support the fact that they didn't support Fascism.
Why did Hitler decide to become allies with Stalin?
He knew that he could not subjugate the world's populace without them.
Fascism in Germany?
There was no such thing as German Fascism because the Germans were National Socialists (Nazis).National Socialism is actually more like communism than Fascism. Hitler adopted a lot of Mussolini's ideas which made National Socialism look like Fascism but they could not be more different.Fascism is a faith based strong centrist government while National Socialism endorsed the extermination of certain people for the betterment of the nation.Strong nationalism is at times hard for some people to separate from racism but this is the line that the two governments walk.IN ORDERFascism believes in --------------------------------- God-Country-FamilyNational Socialism/Communism------------------ Country-Family-GodDemocracy ------------------------------------------ Family-God-Country
Do Nazism and Fascism have similarities?
In every way, as the Nazis were in fact, fascists.
Why did Hitler think the world would be better without Jews?
because there was a german book wroten by someone that stated that he could blame the jews fro all your problems.so hitler went by that book.
What promise did both Hitler and Mussolini make to their people?
Neither, really. Mussolini was a fascist, so he wouldn't have promised to free Italy from fascism. He did dislike capitalism, but under his fascist government, he used a form of economics called "corporatism", which was, simply put, a cooperation between government and corporations, with them working together to rule the economy. Hitler was the leader of the Nazis, and Nazism is somewhat similar to Fascism. So Hitler made no promises to free Germany from Fascism. Hitler openly disliked economics, and didn't really care about them; however, he disliked Western capitalism, mainly because he believed that it was dominated by Jewish people. His economic policies were to largely maintain capitalism in Germany, except that he removed "foreigners", especially Jews, from the economy as much as possible. So you could make the argument that they promised to get rid of capitalism, but in reality, neither actually did a lot to truly get rid of it.
How many weeks did it take for Hitler to control Europe?
The answered to this question could be they had 2-3 more weeks in Oct41, they well might have succeeded in the East. ... Hitler did not FIGHT in WWI - he was a Gefrieter, a runner, .... Hitler in many ways was a great leader but he was living proof that an empire built ...Hitler way since he was a boy till he finally takes the German control,thank you send you question and you will receive an answered.
How did Hitler influence the German people to side with his vision for the future Germany?
Hitler implemented Fascism, a unity of government and corporations, that succeeded in stealing momentum from communism (capitalism hadnt worked post=WWI in Europe, people turned to communism) and pulled people toward his ideology because it was an alternative to both. He also promoted Nationalism while creating this cooperation. He was also a charismatic, new leader that deviated different than the liberal/conservative scale that Germans were sick of. His attempted revolution in Munich and his trial showed the people they could support him for his positions.AnswerHitler implemented Fascism, a unity of government and corporations, that succeeded in stealing momentum from communism (capitalism hadnt worked post=WWI in Europe, people turned to communism) and pulled people toward his ideology because it was an alternative to both. He also promoted Nationalism while creating this cooperation. He was also a charismatic, new leader that deviated different than the liberal/conservative scale that Germans were sick of. His attempted revolution in Munich and his trial showed the people they could support him for his positions.
What was it about Benito Mussolini's method of government and Fascism that appealed to the Germans?
First,Its very important to understand that Mussolini was very envious and jealous of Hitlers success as a politician and later as a conquerer. Second, Benito and Hitler shared similar goals. Musolin desired for Italy to return to the glory of the Roman Empire Era. Third, Benitos cooperation with Hitler, provided Hitler with a staging area, airfields, and ports to mount offensive operations into Africa and Mediteranian area. Fourth, Italys military could only succesfully conduct limited military operations and Hitler understood this (better than Mussolini). But Hitler knew that even the Italians could protect his southern Flank by using Italys vast mountain ranges, until Germany could reinforce Italy.
