Reasons Germany lost World War 2?

Answer 1

The main reason for Germany losing the war was the massive hordes on the eastern front, which they could not stop. Also Hitler made bad mistakes his plan of the Easter front was holding ground his field commanders wanted a flexible defense strategy so they could outflank and encircle the soviets. another reason would be that any nation cannot fight a war on 2 fronts and win. even if it had not have happened in 45, it would have been in 46, 47, 48 etc. But it would end in Allied Victory.

Their are several reasons for Germany's loss of World War II. I will answer this to the best of my abilities. The first and one of the most important is the fact that Hitler postponed his invasion of Britain, after The Battle of Britain which was an air battle that Germany lost. After which Germany could have still invaded Britain with overwhelming force. Whether he would have won this battle is unsure, but after postponing Operation Sea-Lion, he decided to invade Russia. Horrible mistake. Russia, although unprepared, had a massive army and lots of resources. And with the aid of the other allies, Russia defeated them.

Answer 2

The most likely cause was a combination of the following previous battle losses or failures: * The loss of the Battle of the Atlantic. * The loss of the Battle of Britain. * The loss of the Battles of Kursk, Leningrad and Stalingrad. * The loss of the Battle of El Alamein. * The failure to adequately defend the beaches at Normandy. * The failure of the Battle of the Bulge. * The failure to adequately defend the sky above Germany. * Maybe the blame belongs to Hitler's interference.

Answer 3

Their desire to take over other countries was more than their capability to do so, given the unpopularity of their cause. Other countries, including the US, opposed their attempt, winning militarily. In some views, the treaties and conditions ending the first world war caused the second world war in that Hitler was elected.