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What was meant by the comment that the Germans were going into their own back garden?
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Was there a real hatred of the enemy in World War 1?
The British and the Germans were not going to like each other, let's face it. They both thought they were better than each other however the British didn't sign up because they hated the Germans, they did it because it was meant to be 'fun' and they wanted to support their own country.
Why is the 1st battle o the marne considered the single most important battle of the war?
It disrupted the Schlieffen Plan and denied the Germans the early French surrender that they had been counting on. This meant that it would not be a short war.
What did going over the top ' mean in world war 1?
The phrase 'going over the top' - referred to the soldiers in the trenches climbing out and up to flat ground, and advancing towards the enemy over 'no-mans land'. Attacking the enemy's trenches~APEX
Hitler was admired by all Germans?
Many Germans liked him a lot. He did have some opponents, such as the Catholic Church, Jews and minorities. But most people liked him. Many saw him as a ”man of the people”, and Nazi propaganda and rallies impressed many people with how organised and modern they were. Nazis decreased German unemployment, because building up the army created many more jobs, and people liked that a lot because everyone was scared of unemployment, following the 1929 depression. Many people hated Germany’s previous government, the Weimar republic, due to the fact that they had been pretty useless during the depression, so they were desperate for any change, and the Nazi party represented order and discipline for most Germans. Also, Hitler was ignoring the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, which was very popular as the treaty was greatly hated throughout Germany. Finally, many Germans held anti-Semitic views during the 1930s, and blamed the Jews for the depression. This meant that Hitler’s anti-Semitic policies were unfortunately appreciated among certain groups in Germany.
In the trenches what did the expression Going over the top mean?
It meant to go over the top edge of the trench onto no mans land and charging at the enemy. It was not something that matched up with a long life.
What is meant by commenting a cell?
You can add a comment to a cell in Excel. A comment is a note you attach to the cell.
What is meant by compliment in English grammar?
"Compliment" means to comment favorably.
What is the meaning of Constructive Comment?
A constructive comment is criticism that is meant to help the person, not offend or criticize them. Hope this helps, if not write back
How many businesses in Philadelphia PA?
There are probably thousands and thousands of places to work in Philadelphia if this is not what you meant, please comment what you meant below.
What is the correct preposition in the sentence Griffin swore up and down that his comment had been meant a compliment?
"meant a compliment", does not need a preposition
What is meant by the latin term sub judicae?
No comment because the charges have not been dropped yet
What rhymes with momentous?
Cement, comment, Dormant, Ferment, Foment so meant
Was there a real hatred of the enemy in World War 1?
The British and the Germans were not going to like each other, let's face it. They both thought they were better than each other however the British didn't sign up because they hated the Germans, they did it because it was meant to be 'fun' and they wanted to support their own country.
What was the purpsoe of the Berlin wall?
The "Anti-Fascist Protection Wall" as the East Germans officially called it, was meant to prevent citizens of East Germany from going to West Berlin. West Berlin was controlled by the USA, France, and UK, and the East German government did not want its people going there.
What is meant by Genesis?
Creation; beginning. Additional Comment: It is sometimes referred to as 'the seed-pot' of the Bible story.
What is privy garden?
Privy garden or privy pit?If you meant privy pit its where the people used to go to the bathroom a long time ago.
We are surrounded by a ring of steel said the Germans - what does this mean?
What the Germans meant was they were enclosed on all sides. The steel they're referring to is all the guns, bullets, shells, and artillery that had them encircled.
