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What led to Germany invading Poland?
Hitler did not appreciate the Jewish community. Also, part of Poland cut Germany off from East Prussia, which was part of Germany's territory.
Was Hitler invading Poland good for Germany?
No, not really. In the immediate short term, Germany did acquire the western half of Poland. This was a beginning on Hitler's grand plan to grab territory to the east for "living room" in which Germany could expand. But in the long term invading Poland started WWII in Europe, as France and Britain declared war on Germany for invading Poland. Germany was able to defeat France, but never the British, and just under six years later Germany was in ruins, millions dead, the country divided for the next forty-five years and occupied by its enemies. And all those disastrous results flowed from the beginning, when Hitler invaded Poland.
Did poland started World War 2?
No. Germany did by invading Poland on the 1st september 1939.
What was one factor that can be traced to the start of WWII?
Germany invading Poland brought Britain to come to Poland's aid due to a treaty between Poland and Britain. War was declared when Hitler refused to withdraw from Poland.
What did Hitler do durin the world war ll?
Hitler the leader of Germany started world war ll by invading Poland and what he did was that he created mass destruction to Europe during his reign.
How ww1lead to World War 2?
it didnt Hitler started the war by invading Poland. then France declared war on Germany. this is how ww2 started!
What was Hitler known for in ww2?
He was head of the German Government and started WW2 and authorised the holocaust.
How Adolf Hitler started world war 2?
Invading Poland in 1939
What method of fighting did Hitler use when invading Poland?
Blitz Krieg
What events started the world war 2?
Germany invading Poland and the us joined the fight when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.
Why was Poland Germany nation target?
Tens of thousands of Polish Jews settled in Germany in the inter-war period due to nationalist and racist policies in Poland. This fostered still more anti-Semitic hatreds in Germany and to a mentally ill like Hitler this was unforgivable. Poland had a considerable Jew community, which Hitler wanted to eliminate. To a nationalist like Hitler, the lost territories by Germany in WWI in favour of Poland were unacceptable. But above all, Hitler wanted to push Germany into war to control the whole world and Poland was a first step because UK and France guaranteed Polish independence.
What was Hitler's biggest decison?
Invading Poland and the USSR. Also, Commiting Suicide.
