He thought they were "sub-human" and it was ok to hurt them This is'nt technically true. While Hitler did view most 'week peoples' as unworthy of life the actual political reason for the invasion of Poland was to provided the German people with 'Living space, as Germany had lost much of it's laand's after the 1st WW and had become hemmed in.
I was told that he took a few prisons-worths of criminals, injected them with lethal drugs, told them to strip, made them put on Polish Army Uniforms, and told them to run into Germany, or they'd be shot, and then when they collapsed dead invaded Poland claiming they'd crossed the German border. At least, this is what my history teacher says.
He and other NAZI's believed that they were the "master race" and as such they should be ruling Europe.
Hitler had no real excuse . He ordered a few of his S.S army to dress up in Polish army uniforms , to attack a German army station . He used this as an excuse.
He said that the poles had fired shots at German radio stations which was a lie
how did hitler justify his attack of poland ansswer
Germany instigated, amongst others, the "Gleiwitz incident" (an attack on a German radio station) to give it a quasi-legal excuse to invade Poland. The attack was purported to have been carried out by Polish nationalists but was in fact carried out by SS soldiers dressed as Poles.The invasion of Poland had been secretly agreed some months earlier in what became known as the Molotov-Ribbentropp Pact, named after its two architects and Foreign Ministers of Russia and Germany.Poland .
Any excuse or reason will serve a fanatical tyrant. No matter how little or large amount of power they have. ANY excuse will serve tyrant. All Hitler had to do was want to attack, and his mindless followers did without question.
This is an excuse used by Germany.Hitler made a pact with Russia that they would not fight each other and would divide Poland between them when they conquered it. It is more likely that Hitler invaded simply to increase his land mass and resources.CommentGermany invaded Poland to gain space and recources. Germans used the lie about being attacked first. 17 days later Soviets invaded Poland as well and split it in half. Would you say that Poles were both persecuting Germans and Russians? In 1939 Poland as a country existed only for 20 years after regaining independency after 125 years of being partitioned by whom? : Prussia and Russia. Please see the map of Europe from year 1939 to see where was Poland, Germany and Russia then. Also read Norman Davies's newest book "Europe at war, 1939-1945"Poland was created out of pieces of the German Empire and Imperial Russia. This meant that the Border areas had large numbers of either Russian or German people on the Polish side of the Border. While there was some tension in Silesia (Southern Poland), most of the tension with Germany was over the "Danzig Corrider" connecting central Poland to the Baltic. This area had been German since the late middle ages, but was given to Poland so it could have access to the sea.Hitlers foreign policy had 4 pieces:1) Unite all Germans under one government (his).2) Avoid the threat of a 2 front war by destroying Poland and France.3) Unify and "rationalize" Europe under one empire (like the EU only more violent).4) Drive the Russians out of the Western USSR and repopulate it with Germans.Points 1) and 2) put Poland firmly in Hitler's crosshairs.IMPROVEMENT COURSOThis question isn't TODAYS GERMANY excuse, because today POLAND and GERMANY are allies and very good friends who help eachother, it was NATZI, and HITLERS propaganda.
The Polish Corridor is also often referred to as the 'Danzig Corridor' was created at the end of the First World War as a method to give the re-created Poland access to the Baltic Sea by granting a portion of Pomerania in West Prussia (previously a part of Germany) to Poland. This political action geographically separated the German province of East Prussia from the rest of Germany and created international tensions betwen Poland & Germany over the borders and the treatment of ethnic Germans inside Poland. Adolf Hitler used the political tensions concerning the Polish Corridor to threaten Poland and further increase the tension to the point of a crisis in August 1939, that Hitler then used as an excuse to invade & defeat Poland in September 1939, which began the Second World War in Europe.
Japan had used an excuse a Chinese Attack on a Japanese Railway near the city of Mukden. In fact, the "Mukden incident" had been carried out by Japanese Soldiers disguised as Chinese.
Alligator attack
The British and French made a pact, an alliance with Poland, that if Germany would invade, Britain and France would officially declare war on Germany.The British (at least, maybe the French too) were mainly using this as an excuse to attack Germany, they feared that they might become too powerful if they started enlarging their empire. As Poland was just an excuse for war, the British showed how little they cared about Poland in 1945.
History seems to indicate this, although it is unclear whether Bush truly believed that Iraq was a threat.
it was the Germans along with Adam hart
the excuse was that Emily mad sam mad one day just for a split second and he changed to a werewolf and attacked her.
Germany instigated, amongst others, the "Gleiwitz incident" (an attack on a German radio station) to give it a quasi-legal excuse to invade Poland. The attack was purported to have been carried out by Polish nationalists but was in fact carried out by SS soldiers dressed as Poles.The invasion of Poland had been secretly agreed some months earlier in what became known as the Molotov-Ribbentropp Pact, named after its two architects and Foreign Ministers of Russia and Germany.Poland .
The excuse he gave to the German people was to give them "living space". In other words, he expected to replace Polish people with German people.
You say something like; 'I have to excuse myself for a moment.'
assasination of archduke franz ferdinand was used as an excuse by the Entente to attack Allies
excuse me there that's not hard
"We were following orders"
Bennidict Arnold (excuse my spelling)