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How did Hitler get Germany to agree with his idea?
adolf Hitler
Who idea was it for Germany to invade Russia?
adofe hitler
What did Hitler think about Germany being blamed for the war?
Hitler thought that Germany was their idea for killing the Jews but all along it was him who started.
Was it a good idea for Germany to invade Poland?
Hitler thought so. The Poles didn't.
Names of the Fascist countries in World War 2?
GermanyItalyJapan
What was the government of the country in which Adolf Hitler was in charge?
He was the head of Germany and he invaded 39 countries in WW2. His idea was world domination.
What was the influence of Hitler's regime on the world during the war?
Hitler influenced many people life during the War, he put the rascism idea in Germany which made all the Germany to hate Jewish. He made a big Genocide on the people whom he believed that they were Jewish. He put the idea of hatred among peoples and nations..
A chancellor of Germany met a famous automotive designer to pramote the idea of an affordable car?
In 1933, Adolf Hitler met with Ferdinand Porsche to discuss Hitler's idea of a volkswagen. Hitler proposed a people's car that could carry 5 people, cruise up to 62mph, return 33mpg, and cost only 1000 Reich Marks.
What did Hitler promise the working class?
Hitler promised the Germans:a life within a strong army, making their lives betterhe promised more jobs to provided (He created jobs for the German population by massively expanding the transport routes like highways)he also recruited a huge amount of Germans for the army.Hope this helps :)
Why did the Germans like Hitler's Treaty of Versailles idea?
Its wasn't Hitler's idea and the Germans hated it and started WW2
What was the Nazis plan?
the Nazis plan was to gain power to take over the world and rule Germany, altough he failed to regain the power that Germany want, the plan was a bad idea and went down hill. Hitler shot himslef, that was no help for the Germans to gain the power. World War 2 was really important to Hitler and he never had the chance to look out for his country.
What ideas and policies did Hitler introduce in Germany?
Hitler and his followers assured many beliefs and ideas to Germans to give them hope and get many supports to their Nazi party. Hitler said he would make Germany strong and powerful again, no matter what other nations felt about it. He believed the old idea that a super race could be created if a strong leader acted ruthlessly and selfishly. Germans, he said, were the Herrenvolk, which means the master race. Germans, tired of being made to feel ashamed of Germany's past, like his ideas a lot. Hitler promised bread and work. He said he was Germany's only hope. By this, many Germans became convinced by the propaganda that Hitler was indeed the answer to Germany's problems. Workers were attracted to Hitler because he promised employment and food. Hitler gave better wages, better working conditions, more holidays and no more unemployment. Ex-soldiers were attracted because Hitler said he would restore pride and avenge the hated the Treaty of Versailles. In addition, some major industrialists and aristocrats supported Hitler's strong anti-communist and anti-Jewish stance. Nazi believed that Germans were the natural leaders of everyone else around them.
