Pretty much the whole war was because of him and his ideas.
No, Hitler wasn't born if not an infant. More, WW1 affected Hitler. the war ended with the rest of the world punishing Germany, putting everyone there in poverty. Hitler was elected by saying that he would make it so they wouldn't have to live that way anymore. Then everything went out of control, and WW2 started.
In a word, Adolf Hitler affected World War II 'decisively.' One may say without any qualification that, without Hitler's involvement, World War II would not in fact have occurred just at did. It is quite probable, in fact, that it would not have occurred at all.
A number of factors contributed to the start of WW2. - Hitler's rise to power, - Polictical, economic and other causes led to the war.
I dont think he did, but it would be something to do with the german nations- World war 1 was started because of Russia and America, but if the German nations got involved, then Hitler would be mainly affected because his mother was from America and his father although German, had American family.
World War II affected the entire world, as it was truly the only world war the world has ever seen. Dozens of countries declared war on each other due to invasions or simply because one was an ally of the other. About 75,000,000 died, most of whom were citizens. WWII left Europe in ruins, politically and physically.
Adolf Hitler was a corporal during World War 1, so no.
World War I changed the alliance system in Europe and had grave mental, economic, and political consequences for Germany that contributed to Hitler's rise to power.
Hitler was not in world war one, he was the leader of the Germans in world war two.
Yes. About one month before the war ended, he was affected by mustard gas and hospitalized. He learned about the end of the war while he was still in the hospital.
No, world war 1 was not caused by Hitler. he was just a soldier fighting in world war 1 but Hitler DEFENITLY caused world war 2.
World War II was the war Hitler started.
How was Texas affected by world war 1