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Was Germany to blame for both wars?
Yes, very much indeed actually. With economic depression in europe after ww1, Germany was punished after that war. With Germany in depression, Hitler rose to power because he was a bitter man after ww1. He hated the victorious allies and created the Nazi Party. and sooo on... Jews... Holocaust....
At the end of WW IIGermany was forced to accept all blame for that war by signing the Treaty of Versaille. Why would the people of Germany consider this to be unfair?
Well, Germany did start it but they conclude that its is unfair that it is all their fault. They claim that all who participated should take the blame also, not all on them. Your welcome =) The question confuses the two world wars ... The question does not confuse the two world wars. It links them.
Was Hitler in both world wars?
yes Germany was in both world wars
Who started the 2 World Wars?
Germany
Were both world wars started by the Germans?
While Germany was a part of both the first and the second world wars they only started World War 2.
How many people died in Germany between world wars?
50000
Why was Germany blamed for causing World War 1 and World War 2 when their is no solid evidence what linked to Germany causing the world wars?
Germany, with the help of others, tried to take over europe in both world wars and got the most media attention would be the biggest reason why they are blamed
Did germany start any other wars after world war 2?
WW2 was the last war Germany started.
Which side of Bulgaria did it fight on?
Bulgaria was on the side of Germany in both World Wars.
Which country was the starting point to both WORLD WAR?
Germany was the instigator of both world wars.
Why would it be a bad idea to live here in germanY?
Because Germany is in Europe. Europe been a victim of world wars
How are World War two and World War I the same?
World War I and World War II are different wars. Many effects of World War I led to World War II, but they were separate, independent wars. The wars were similar in that they both involved France, Russia, Britain and the Commonwealth countries, and the United States, fighting against Germany. There were also strategic similarities between the wars, for instance, Germany, in both wars, relied mainly on U-boats (submarines) to attack the merchant ships of the western allies, rather than using her surface fleet to any great extent.
