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Otto Von Bismarck, as the Prussian Chancellor under Wilhelm I, was almost inadvertently responsible for the unification of Germany.
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What man led industrilization in Germany?
Adolf Hitler.
Who was the man who led the independence movement in Massachusetts and organized the committees of correspondence?
Samuel Adams
Did Germany do better after Hitler died?
The grotesque little man was a disaster for Germany. He led Germany into an abyss and ruined its reputation. From a material point of view, West Germany benefited from Marshall Aid and of course from the Cold War.
What is the deffinition for the holocaust for kids?
It was an attempt by the Government of Germany, led by a man called Hitler to kill all of the Jews in his lands.
He was a famous man from Germany?
he was famous man from Germany ?
Why do historians say the ending of World War 1 led to World War 2?
When WW1 ended, the victorious Allies placed the main blame for the war on Germany. They made Germany pay the costs of repair, and put limits on Germany's military strength. This made the people of Germany mad, and they turned to a man that promised that Germany would return to power. This man's name was Adolf Hitler.
Definition of greater democracy?
A movement for more democracy in American government in the 1830s. Led by President Andrew Jackson, this movement championed greater rights for the common man and was opposed to any signs of aristocracy in the nation.
Who was the British prime minister who led Britain against Germany?
His name was Nevil Chamberlain. He was a very famous man and he did a speech to declare the war against the German Nazi Party.
Is Hitler still alive?
Hitler was a man that guided many people in Germany in youth camps to all have the same mind set and took lives of others who didn't. Today Hitler is not alive and his movement has been washed out.
Who explored Germany?
A man
How man miles from munich Germany to aachen Germany?
392 miles.
Where the gingerbread man come from?
The gingerbread man came from Germany
