Germany did not run out of infantry in WWII. It lost the war because of decisions made at the High Command level. The decision to start a war with the Soviet Union before finishing off Britain is widely held as one of the key mistakes that doomed Germany. By allowing Britain to remain and then starting a war on a thousand mile front, it drained resources and split the German forces.
The German infantyman was superior to any other on the battlefield until late 1943. By that time the drain of a two front war had forced the Army especially into a defensive battle against a country that could afford to sacrifice territory and men for time.
That was one of the reasons for Germany's loss of WW 2.
Yes, they lost a part of France, a bit to Denmark, and Austria.
The treaty of Versailles made Germany lose practically everything and gave them a huge debt towards France and Britain. So Germany soon got vengeful because of it.
Germany could potentially lose the war for the Americans had now gotten involved on the side of the British (the Allies) strengthening Germany's enemies and brining further challenge for Germany and the Central Powers to claim victory over the Allies.
No, the League of Nations took control of Germany's oversea colonies
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That was one of the reasons for Germany's loss of WW 2.
Yes.
Germany
Germany lost two times . Germany lost by Spain and Serbia.
1918
Essentially, Germany, Italy, and Japan lost World War II because they ran out of resources. They lost too many men and materiel to win.
World War II, during the holocaust.
West Germany.
Yes.
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
25 June 1940