Name the book that Hitler wrote in which he sets out his aims for Germany?

What aims did Hitler have for Germany?

he whanted to give Germany a place with no Jews

Why do you think the rest of the world declared war on Germany?

Hitler and the Nazis, wanted to conquer and rule the world. The rest of the world disagreed, and banded together to thwart Hitler's aims.

What conditions led to Adolfo Hitler's rise to power in Germany?

there were many factors in the rise to power of Adolf Hitler these include; the wall street crash and subsequent, worldwide depression this caused mass unemployment, the voters of Germany liked Hitler because one of his domestic aims was to get rid of unemployment in Germany. another factor was the rise of communism, the voters of Germany liked Hitler because one of his foreign policy aims was to abolish communism. The most important factors was the humiliating defeat of Germany in the first world war, the German voters liked Hitler because he promised to abolish the treaty of Versailles, the German people thought this was amazing because most of them hated the treaty of Versailles. a sub-factor of this was Hitler's foreign policy of lebensraum, which stated that Hitler would get back Germany's former colonies. the voters liked this because Germany lost about 10% of it's population due to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles.

Are Hitler's key aims taken politically or militarily?

This can be argued both ways.Hitler as the political leader of Nazi Germany gained all his aims through political maneuveringHitler accomplished key aims were gained militarily as he concurred a great deal of the industrial world.

What were his aims and ambitions for Nazi Germany?

Hitler wanted to run the world. His motives are the same as many political and industrial leaders today, Power for the sake of power.

What were Hitler's political aims prior to World War 2?

To gain power and to allow Germany to attempt to become a world power through horrific acts and blamed scapegoats.

What 2 states next to Germany did Hitler want to protect?

Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland as they all held German speaking people and one of Hitler's aims in foreign policy was to unite all German speaking people under German rule.

When was Germany's Aims in the First World War created?

Germany's Aims in the First World War was created in 1961.

What is the ISBN of Germany's Aims in the First World War?

The ISBN of Germany's Aims in the First World War is 0393097986.

Hitler and Poland?

Hitler invaded Poland in 1939. This was because:The terms of the treaty produced the Polish Corridor which split Germany in two. one of the sides became Poland.After the war, Germany had lost a lot of territory and as a part of Hitler's foreign policy aims he wanted more Lebensraum (Living space) so that "pure German"speaking people could be united and the master race could be produced.

Did Hitler want to conquer the seas?

Well not exactly, Hitlers aims were to expand at the expense the neighbouring countries of Germany, like Russia but since he never won the war we can't be sure what he would have done if he had won. A good way to get an idea of what Hitlers aims were is to read "Mein Kampf" ("My Struggle) the book he wrote while he was imprisoned before he came to power. There he explains his ideology and his aims. It is said to be very interesting book. I haven't read it personally but it is the 2nd best selling book worldwide, the 1st is the Bible.

What were Hitler's thoughts about France during World War 2?

Hitler hated the Treaty of Versailles and thought it unfair. Most people in Europe also thought the same, so when Hitler began to break the terms of the treaty, he was appeased and allowed to do it. If Hitler was going to re-gain everything that Germany had lost through this Treaty, then he had to invade other countries. The treaty of Versailles had given each race of people their own country, but this meant that there were many Germans spread all over Europe. In order to re-unite them he had to invade other countries. To destroy Communism Hitler would have to wage war with the USSR. Britain and FRANCE also hated Communism and the would probably support a war between Germany and the USSR. As Hitler started to try to achieve his aims and Britain and FRANCE appeased him and allowed Germany to become more powerful. Hitler's Foreign Policy aims, which were made public were a large cause of WW2 as they showed that Hitler was going to fight countries for what he wanted. It was obvious from the very beginning, that the only way to stop Hitler would be through war. His Foreign Policy aims became an ever bigger cause of the war, when Hitler began achieving them. TERMS OF TREATY: Germany's armed forces to be severly limited. WHAT HITLER DID AND WHEN: In 1933, Hitler increased Germany's armed forces. In 1935 he made an agreement with Britain to increase naval forces and he introduced conscription in 1936. THE REASONS HE GAVE FOR HIS ACTIONS: He needed larger armies to protect Germany and large armies also provided jobs and solved unemployment problems caused by the Great Depression. THE RESPONSE FROM BRITAIN & FRANCE: Britain sympathised with Germany believing that the Treat of Versailles had been too unfair on them. FRANCE was angry at Britain, but there was little they could do. Therefore, Hitler disregarded France and considered them his enemy.