Answer The military mistake that they both had in common was they tried to conquer Russia. Both did not realize the magnitude of this objective. Russia is a vast area and the troops could not live off of the land. So the logisticallines were extremely long. Most accounts say the Russian winter was the main obstacle. However, when Napoleon started out his campaign, the summer contributed to the loss of many of his horses.
They surrendered to the Americans but that caused a huge outrage to the people of Hitler and same for Napoleon.
General George Cornwallis made the strategic battle in the battle of Yorktown.
For Hitler and Nazis Germany to successfully invade Britain, he had to cross the English Channel. For that, he had to gain total dominance in the air and sea, which he failed to do. Not following up the retreat of British forces at Dunkirk, and crossing the Channel when he had the best chance, was a bad error in military judgement.
Because they weren't in his vision of the "perfect person" They had an error in their body.
Napoleon made the same mistake of thinking that invading Russia was easy. Both Napoleon and Hitler learned the error of their ways - don't mess with Russia. The vast area, the extremely cold winters, the resolve of the Russian people to throw every man, woman and child into the effort to beat off invaders, made Russia a step too far.
Adolf Hitler was born April 20, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria--Hungary, the fourth of Alois and Klara Hitler's six children. His father, Alois Hitler, had been born with the name Alois Schicklgruber but legally changed it in 1876 after his mother married Johann Georg Hiedler. It is believed the change in spelling was a clerk's error. Hitler was not illegitimate and was never named Schicklgruber.
The bombing of London was both a strategic and tactical error because it served no military purpose. It achieved no military advantage as military bases, troops and equipment were located elsewhere. It didn't prevent Great Britain from sending more supplies and troops to the front. It failed to lower the moral of the population. Its main achievement was as propaganda press releases to the German population and to spur the British Government in to creating larger strikes themselves on German targets
General George Cornwallis made the strategic battle in the battle of Yorktown.
Ze Hitler Error!
For Hitler and Nazis Germany to successfully invade Britain, he had to cross the English Channel. For that, he had to gain total dominance in the air and sea, which he failed to do. Not following up the retreat of British forces at Dunkirk, and crossing the Channel when he had the best chance, was a bad error in military judgement.
Because they weren't in his vision of the "perfect person" They had an error in their body.
Napoleon made the same mistake of thinking that invading Russia was easy. Both Napoleon and Hitler learned the error of their ways - don't mess with Russia. The vast area, the extremely cold winters, the resolve of the Russian people to throw every man, woman and child into the effort to beat off invaders, made Russia a step too far.
Hitler Germany fighting n Poland type error: why did ww2 happen?
Adolf Hitler was born April 20, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria--Hungary, the fourth of Alois and Klara Hitler's six children. His father, Alois Hitler, had been born with the name Alois Schicklgruber but legally changed it in 1876 after his mother married Johann Georg Hiedler. It is believed the change in spelling was a clerk's error. Hitler was not illegitimate and was never named Schicklgruber.
Czechslovakia is the area i believe. Your question is a bit hard to understand. I'm guessing that 1398 was just an error since Hitler wasn't alive back then.
The study of ergonomics as a way to reduce human error began in the military during the Korean War.
circular error probable (CEP)
The military base is called Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. There has been a pronunciation error in the military ranks sounding it out as Luh-JUNE, however the family that the base was named after pronunciates it as Luh-JERN.