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I beleive that this answer is conservitive in nature, but nonetheless true. Hitler partially beleived in lebensraum, [living space (i.e. -- more room for Germans to live in in France and Russia )] but more importantly he believed in conquering all of Europe and to the ends of the Earth if he could.
So yes, he did believe in lebensraum for the purpose of more space, and also for the purpose of an excuse for conquest.
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Did Hitler believe Germans need lebensraum?
yes
Did Hitler think that Germans need lebensraum?
Yes
Did the Germans need lebensraum?
yes, the Germans needed lebensraum because they needed more resources and land.
What is lebensraum as related to World War 2?
"Living space" Hitler felt Germany need to grow
How does Hitler convince the German people to go to war with Poland?
Hitler, as a dictator, had no need to convince Germans of the need to go to war with Poland. The German people were not outwardly in favor of war with Poland, although Hitler created the diplomatic crisis that lead to the German invasion. Hitler also ordered a fake Polish attack on the German radio station at Gleiwitz on the night of August 31st. It was designed to make Germans believe that Poland started the war. However, few Germans heard of the Gleiwitz incident before the German invasion. Bottom-line, Hitler ordered the attack on Poland long before most Germans were aware of any pending crisis, and further Germans were not urging the invasion beforehand.
What goal did Hitler achieve that was expressed in his book Mein Kampf?
Hitler's goal, as expressed in Mein Kampf, was to outline his vision for a racially pure German nation (Aryan race) and to detail his belief in the need for Lebensraum, or living space, for the German people. Hitler also emphasized the need to destroy the Treaty of Versailles and eliminate Jewish influence in German society.
What word was most closely related to the need for additional German territory?
"Lebensraum" was the word most closely related to the need for additional German territory, as it was used by Adolf Hitler to justify territorial expansion to provide space for the growing German population.
Mein kampf written by?
Adolf Hitler wrote "Mein Kampf" during his imprisonment in the early 1920s. The book outlines Hitler's ideology and political views, including his beliefs in anti-Semitism, German nationalism, and the need for Lebensraum (living space) for the German people. It served as a blueprint for his later actions as leader of Nazi Germany.
What factor or ideology was most closely related to the need for additional Germany territory?
Lebensraum
A German word to justify German territorial expansion to the east by the need for more room?
Drang nach Osten. "yearning for the East"The questioner is probably thinking of "lebensraum"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensraum
What ideas ideas did Adolf Hitler reveal in Mein Kampf?
In Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler revealed his extreme nationalist and racist ideas, promoting Aryan superiority and advocating for the elimination of Jewish influence. He also outlined his political beliefs, including the need for living space (Lebensraum) for the German people and the importance of a strong authoritarian government.
What did Hitler think of Germans?
Well, before second World War, many Germans were very poor, due to world war 1. Hitler invented many logical, good things in Germany. He also gave the Germans their proudness (haha new word) of Germany back, which they eventually lost again, which hasn't come back so far. Many people looked up to him, and believed him, when he told everybody stuff like the need of a second war. A lot of people started to stop think themselves and thought of him as their hero. Others didn't like him, but understood they could not easily survive, without worshipping him. Today, most of the Germans are ashamed, and extremely sensitive about anything reminding them of solidarity to their land. This is only now coming back, with sport teams and that stuff
