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They conquerd so many countries because eventhough they were out number by 6:1 they had better equipment and better trained army. also once they started getting through the defences of a country that they are invading, they get a high level of momentinum which increases the armys power. Another reason of why the Nazis was able conquer so many countries is that the allies had no entention for war while the nazis were training for war and that the SS were trained to show No fear, No emotion and No mercy.
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Why did Jews have to be regisered during the Holocaust?
so that the Nazis could keep track of them.
Could conquer be used in a sentence?
I can conquer this question.
Who did Germany trade with during World War 2?
germany traded with diiferent countries at differnt times of the war. For instance, in the beggining it could trade with most of the other countries, but as the war went on and the nazis showed their true faces very few traded with them, they only could keep going by using the resosurces in their conquered lands.
What could be a sentence with the word Nazis in it?
Hitler had a team of Nazis
Could Jews complain to the Nazis?
'No' is probably the short answer to the question. If Jews showed any kind of arrogance to the Nazis during World War 2, they would be severely reprimanded. This includes complaining.
Were allies Nazis too?
Nazis was and i think still is (in some places) a peaceful belief system, but now the majority of followers follow the words of hitler. During WW2 some Allies could have been Nazis but didn't follow the strong views of Hitler. They could be either the racist type or the peaceful type, but i think that their pride in their county would overpower the belief of Nazis in some Allied Counties.
What was the reason Hitler started World War 2?
he started trying to take over other countries in Europe, thinking that he could conquer and rule the world. then other countries like the U.S. started defending the countries being taken over by the Nazi's
What steps did the Nazis take against Jews living in occupied countries?
In other countries, such as Poland, the Nazis rounded up large groups of Jews and forced them into concentration camps and work camps where they were only allowed out for work as slaves. Some were burned alive and used as an example of what could happen to other Jews. Jewish towns were wiped out and not even given a grave or anything to remember their existence. This was just some of the horrid treatment that the Jews faced during the Holocaust.
How did treatment for the Jews change during World War 2?
Persecution of Jews increased during the Second World War as the Nazis invaded more countries, because each of these countries contained thousands of Jews that became under Nazi rule. This increased their problem greatly. The ways in which the Nazis dealt with the Jews changed gradually in three main stages, the fist was exportation out of Europe to get rid of them by ships, but this changed as the British controlled the Mediterranean waters. They then turned to internal exclusion, where the Nazis put the Jews into ghettos and camps. When internal exclusion failed because there was too many Jews, the last think that the Nazis could do was exterminate them, this didn't happen suddenly and happened for many reasons. Hitler was extremely powerful in Germany, so the public would do or believe anything he said.
The other people that were Jews from other countries how did Hitler get them to go to the concentraion?
Hitler's Nazi Germany invaded many European countries. Where a Nazi-friendly regime was installed, the Nazis could get some of the locals to point the finger at Jews, thus the Jews could be rounded up and transported.
Did Nazis wash the Jews?
No, the Nazis could care less whether or not they were clean all they wanted to do was get rid of them!
Was it just German Jews that were killed in the Holocaust?
No, many Jewish people were from Poland that faced persecution. ___ The Nazis killed all the Jews that they could find in the various countries that they invaded and occupied. ____ (apart from those countries whose governments refused to surrender them.)
