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Where did Hitler believe he could find more living space for Germany to expand?
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∙ 15y ago
Hitler's plan was to take over Germany, which he basically succeeded in, and then expend Germany into Russia, so that his country would be twice as big. Afterwards, he was going to expand Russia and Germany into Poland, so to add more land again...In the end he thought that he could take over the entire world...which he obviously did not succeed in, that crazy bastard!
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What role did Hitler expect the German army to play in Germany?
Hitler expected the German army, or Wehrmacht, to be the backbone of his aggressive foreign policy and conquest of territories. He believed that the army would secure and expand German living space, or "Lebensraum," through military force. Hitler viewed the army as vital for the domination and control of Europe under Nazi Germany.
Did Hitler believe Germany needed lebensraum?
Lebensraum means "living space" in German. Yes, Hitler did believe Germany needed lebensraum, in fact, lebensraum was the idea behind his genocidal rampage against all non-Aryans. Hitler believed that to make more space for his perfect empire, he needed to eliminate all negative factors. Those included Jews, Gypsies, and anyone else really who wasn't considered "Aryan". Additional comment: Hitler outlined this and his war aims in his second book that was not published. The manuscipt was discovered after the war. Hitler desired a 'living space' in Eastern Europe for Germans to become self-sufficient in agriculture. Hitler had long-held belief that Germany had lost WW One partially because of insufficient agricultural capacity. The 'living space' would require that the current owners of the property be killed or deported.
What was it like living in Hitler's Germany?
living in Hitlers Germany was good but there was rules you was not allowed to say certain things or do certain stuff if you said one of these things you would be reeducated
What was Adolf Hitlers policies and goals?
Hitler's goal was to expand Germany's living space, or lebensraum, which he planned to achieve by invading and taking over other countries. He also had the goal of removing all undesirables from German territories, the foremost of which was the Jewish people, and he planned to achieve this goal by murdering all people he deemed to be inferior to the German people.
Why did adolf Hitler go to war with countries?
Adolf Hitler went to war with other countries mostly because of Religious differences. Also maybe because they were poor and he thought he could take them over.
What was the term used by Hitler for 'living room' as he promised land for the Aryans?
Hitler used the term "Lebensraum" connoting room for the German peoples to expand into other territories that were not within the boundaries of Germany proper.
What is the name of Harry Styles uncle who is living in Germany?
Hitler
Why did Hitler say he wanted to expand?
why did Hitler and Mussolini want to expand their territories
What did Hitler bring to Germany besides war?
Hitler gave the German people more living-space, more food and drink, he promised change for the people of Germany; Hitler brought Germany out of the depression.
What role did Hitler expect the German army to play in Germany?
Hitler expected the German army, or Wehrmacht, to be the backbone of his aggressive foreign policy and conquest of territories. He believed that the army would secure and expand German living space, or "Lebensraum," through military force. Hitler viewed the army as vital for the domination and control of Europe under Nazi Germany.
Where was Hitler living in 1938?
Germany, in a little town of which he told me not to tell. Germany, in a little town of which he told me not to tell.
Did Hitler believe Germany needed lebensraum?
Lebensraum means "living space" in German. Yes, Hitler did believe Germany needed lebensraum, in fact, lebensraum was the idea behind his genocidal rampage against all non-Aryans. Hitler believed that to make more space for his perfect empire, he needed to eliminate all negative factors. Those included Jews, Gypsies, and anyone else really who wasn't considered "Aryan". Additional comment: Hitler outlined this and his war aims in his second book that was not published. The manuscipt was discovered after the war. Hitler desired a 'living space' in Eastern Europe for Germans to become self-sufficient in agriculture. Hitler had long-held belief that Germany had lost WW One partially because of insufficient agricultural capacity. The 'living space' would require that the current owners of the property be killed or deported.
What was it like living in Hitler's Germany?
living in Hitlers Germany was good but there was rules you was not allowed to say certain things or do certain stuff if you said one of these things you would be reeducated
How did Hitler vow to get more living space?
Hitler had a dream of uniting the countries that used to be in Germany: Poland, Czechoslavakia, and Austria are some good examples. This was his plan to increase Germans' "Liebensraum", or living space.
What is lebensraum as related to World War 2?
"Living space" Hitler felt Germany need to grow
Was Hitler invading Poland good for Germany?
No, not really. In the immediate short term, Germany did acquire the western half of Poland. This was a beginning on Hitler's grand plan to grab territory to the east for "living room" in which Germany could expand. But in the long term invading Poland started WWII in Europe, as France and Britain declared war on Germany for invading Poland. Germany was able to defeat France, but never the British, and just under six years later Germany was in ruins, millions dead, the country divided for the next forty-five years and occupied by its enemies. And all those disastrous results flowed from the beginning, when Hitler invaded Poland.
How did Hitler defend his attempts to expand German boundaries to the French and British?
Hitler claimed that he was protecting the lives, rights & property of ethnic Germans living in neighboring east European countries (Czechoslovakia & Poland).
