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Who made the world war 2 start?
definitely Hitler adolf Hitler
The impact of Internet?
The internet has made major impacts on the world such as speeding up communication. The internet has also allowed information of all sorts to be available when you need it.
Who made Bach's music known to the world?
Hitler
Would Adolf Hitler's non existence have made a significant difference on Jews or the world today?
If Hitler didn't exist he wouldn't have made an impact of Jews or on the world.
What was the worst camp out of satellite major and extermination that Hitler had made?
Nazi camps were very dangerous because of the people that ran them and because of how Hitler made it scary for people.
What effects did Hitler have on the world?
Hitler was a terrorist and killed many people. He striked fear into everyones hearts.
Why was World War I important to World War 2?
world war 1 was important because the treaty of Versailles was made which Hitler thought was unfair...also Hitler wanted revenge
Who made World War II?
Adolf Hitler and the Nazis and the Axis Powers
What did Adolf Hitler do to Hitler?
Well sorry to disappoint you but Adolf Hitler and Hitler are the same people:) If you are speaking of the same person, Hitler killed Hitler in 1945 at the end of World War II in the European theatre. Culturally, Adolf Hitler made the surname "Hitler" unacceptable in most cultures.
What made the world realize that Adolf Hitler needed to be stopped?
the world realised that adolf Hitler needed to be stopped when they found out about the criminal acts of human injustice that he had been committing.
When were sock puppets made?
sock puppets were made in world war three. Hitler an the Jews were the ones that invented them
How did Hitler first serve in the military?
Adolf Hitler served in the German army during the first world war, gaining the rank of a corpral. he was gassed in 1918, but made a full recovery_______Actually, Hitler never made Corporal (German: Unteroffizier). He was a Private (German: Gefreiter) at the end of the First World War.
