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After World War I Germany was in a state of chaos. The nation was in an economic depression due to war reparations and the people were still trying to recover from the war. Hitler gained power in the political system through public support. He promised the people that he could solve the economic depression and began building an army.
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How and why did Hitler and the Nazis rise to power?
The Nazi's were a group of German people, there leader was Adolf Hitler, the man who started WWII. The Nazi's gained power when Hitler became the leader of Germany. They were basically his advisors when Hitler was in charge. To sum up, the Nazi's were German, their leader was Adolf Hitler. And they were on Black Ops. As zombies. Pew, pew, your dead. Heh.
What things were different when Hitler took over?
When Hitler took over he had the German soldiers killed all the Jewish people and kept them at camps and kept them prisoner's.
Who were the Nazis in World War 2?
The Nazis were (mostly) German supporters of the German dictator, Adolf Hitler. 'Nazi' stood for the National Socialist German Workers' Party. It was a politial party that took over Germany in 1933-34. Hitler's regime of the Third Reich was evil and brutal. The Allies (US, Britain and many other countries) defeated Hitler and the Nazis. Though a political party, the Nazi platform was based on Aryan Superiority, a form of virulent racism that included antisemitism and a hatred for communists, socialists, and included the ethnic cleansing of Jews, Romanies, Poles, Russians, and any other non-Aryans, as well as homosexuals, people with Down Syndrome, the insane, and any other birth defect that rendered the person less than whole in the minds of the Nazis. The Nazis carried out their program of extermination that only ended with the allied victory.
When did hitler and the nazis take over poland?
September 1, 1939
German words for the Nazis troops taking over austria?
Der Anschluss
Why did hittler kill Jews?
To solve the so called "refugee problem" where the people Hitler alienated or brutalized would need to be fed or sent over German borders and wage disruptive actives against Hitler's Nazis.
What was Hitler's greatest lie to the German people?
Hitler's greatest lie to the German people is that he would not kill the Jews. Hitler committed suicide before the war was over.?æ
What historic event made it easier for Hitler and the Nazis to take over and why?
The Treaty of Versailles (vair-SYE) which was the end to World War I was extremely harsh on the German people, and ruined their economy. When Hitler promised to get even for that treaty, the people heavily supported him in his bid to take over Germany from the very old Kaiser Wilhelm.
What was the importance of the radio newspaper television etc and to most of the people in Germany under Hitler and Nazi Party?
In Germany 1932-1945, Radio, newspapers, magazines, posters, signs & flyers were used by the Nazis to spread their propaganda that supported Adolf Hitler. This is before television was used. This was very important for the Nazis to maintain their control over the German people. During the Second World War, the German people were forbidden to listen to or read material coming from outside Germany.
How and why did Hitler and the Nazis rise to power?
The Nazi's were a group of German people, there leader was Adolf Hitler, the man who started WWII. The Nazi's gained power when Hitler became the leader of Germany. They were basically his advisors when Hitler was in charge. To sum up, the Nazi's were German, their leader was Adolf Hitler. And they were on Black Ops. As zombies. Pew, pew, your dead. Heh.
What was the event in which Jesse Owens broke the three world records in 1935?
The Olympic Games, hosted by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis, Germany. Hitler was very upset at the success of Jesse Owens over German athletes.
What things were different when Hitler took over?
When Hitler took over he had the German soldiers killed all the Jewish people and kept them at camps and kept them prisoner's.
Was Denmark taken over by Hitler and the Nazis?
Yes, on 10 June 1940.
Who were the Nazis in World War 2?
The Nazis were (mostly) German supporters of the German dictator, Adolf Hitler. 'Nazi' stood for the National Socialist German Workers' Party. It was a politial party that took over Germany in 1933-34. Hitler's regime of the Third Reich was evil and brutal. The Allies (US, Britain and many other countries) defeated Hitler and the Nazis. Though a political party, the Nazi platform was based on Aryan Superiority, a form of virulent racism that included antisemitism and a hatred for communists, socialists, and included the ethnic cleansing of Jews, Romanies, Poles, Russians, and any other non-Aryans, as well as homosexuals, people with Down Syndrome, the insane, and any other birth defect that rendered the person less than whole in the minds of the Nazis. The Nazis carried out their program of extermination that only ended with the allied victory.
Did the Nazis take young people from other countries to Germany in World War 2?
They really didnt, More or less the nazis grew as hitler took over country after country, having the other surrendering militaries join alongside the Nazis
How did Nazis take over Germany?
By lying and propaganda primarily. They broke up meetings of Hitler's rivals and made sure that they had the majority in their hands, not caring about anything else. The German people were basically (and a bit indirectly) compelled to give Hitler leadership and eventually supreme leadership.
When did hitler and the nazis take over poland?
September 1, 1939
