what led adolf hitler to expanding the power of the nazi army
During his time in power, Hitler did not personally create a car, but he supported the development of the Volkswagen Beetle, which was designed by Ferdinand Porsche.
he wanted to create an army and want get power of the us.
Hitler was very obsessed with increasing the power of Germany on the world stage. He wanted to create a super power.
Hitler's mission was to conquer yet another country to expand his power. In sending troops to Russia he not only found that he was not prepared for a siege such as this, but also that other countries would not tolerate his push for power without standing to protect their own. This also was a step that removed Stalin's support.
Hitler viewed the policy of appeasement as a sign of weakness and believed it allowed him to expand his power without facing resistance from other countries.
Aldof Hitler came into power in 1939 the Holocaust happend and World War 1 and 2 began and ended
Yes. Today the world uses the same Women rights that Hitler has created. Germany had the most equal genders when Hitler was in power. He also made rights for Workers, Animals, and the environment.
A third world empire composed with Aryans in charge.
The cause of conflict between nations is because Europe wanted to expand there nation and it often brought conflict with another nation (or power)
Hitler rose into power in 1934 and he lost power in 1945.
Having undergone significant hardships in the aftermath of the Armistice and losing World War I, the German people were invigorated by a man who dared to defy the world and say he would bring their country back to glory. It is a tragically common scenario that desperate people will sometimes resort to desperate solutions to relieve their hardships.
Hitler broke the Treaty of Versailles because he believed it was unfair to Germany and restricted its power and territory. He sought to regain German pride and expand the country's influence, leading to his aggressive actions that ultimately sparked World War II.