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Why did Christian X feel safe riding his horse in the street Though the German soldiers on the street of Copenhagen?
Christian X felt safe riding his horse in the streets of Copenhagen despite the presence of German soldiers because he was a symbol of Danish resistance and national pride during the German occupation in World War II. His public displays of confidence were intended to reassure the Danish people and assert their sovereignty. The soldiers' reluctance to confront the king directly further reinforced his sense of security in the situation. Ultimately, his ride became a powerful statement of defiance against the occupation.
How would you feel if you were stopped by the German soldiers?
I will feel very nervous if I were stopped by the Germans soldiers.
Why did German soldiers not feel defeated after World War 1?
The German's didn't feel defeated, because Hitler promised them for world domination. That he'd fix Germany and make it the capital of the world, and how he promised everyones life to get better. So the soldiers were still thinking that they could win the next war (aka WW2 (World War 2) ) As a people, the Germans did not feel they had been really defeated in WW I - only "humiliated". Hitler played on that.
Should soldiers feel guilty about killing people?
they should and proborably do, but they have no choice!!
Why was the USO considered to be so important for the morale of service people?
To help the soldiers feel at home and to be relaxed.
What did Adolf Hitler feel that the German people were members of?
He felt that they were all membes of a superior race, the Aryan race.
How did the soldiers feel in Pearl Harbor?
Dead.
Did Hitler feel shame to all the people he killed?
Probably not. Adolf Hitler used the "lesser races" as a scapegoat to bolster together the German people.
Why did referring to sauerkraut as liberty cabbage seem patriotic?
Refusing to use a German word made people feel more American.
Why did referring to sauerkraut as a liberty cabbage seem patriotic?
Refusing to use a German word made people feel more American.
Why did the federal government feel it was necessary to intern people of Ukrainian and German descent during world war 1?
Because of chrenoblyle
Why was the war guilt clause in the treaty of the most difficult term for Germany to accept?
THe German people didn't feel that they were responsible for the war, which started as a local dispute in the Balkans. The German people also didn't feel that they had lost the war because the fighting didn't really take place in Germany, to them they could have won the war if they had not surrendered when they did.
