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Problems caused by the Great Depression made German people more likely to believe promises made by who?
The problems caused by the Great Depression made German people more likely to believe promises made by Adolf Hitler. He took advantage and promised everyone employment .
How was persuasion used in World War Two?
Hitler used persuasion as a meathod of bringing in supporters. He was a very charismic speaker and he was able to convince people that all of Germany's problems were caused by one certain group of people.
Why did Hitler wanted the Jews dead?
Hitler hated Jews because he believed they caused Germany to lose WW I and were responsible for the terrible economic crisis Germany was in when he took power.
What happened to the Jews in German occupied Europe during World War 2?
What happened is that they had problems. Hitler seized power in Germany through propaganda. He brainwashed people to hate Jews, and lied that they were the cause of Germany's economic problems (that were actually caused by World War I). Hitler killed and tortured the Jews in forced labor, or "Concentration" camps.
How did the Jews influence Hitler?
Hitler did not understand the Jews or know any Jews, so he was terrified of the Jews, which caused him to hate them and scapegoat them for all of the problems in the word.
Problems caused by the Great Depression made German people more likely to believe promises made by who?
The problems caused by the Great Depression made German people more likely to believe promises made by Adolf Hitler. He took advantage and promised everyone employment .
Why did Hitler believe the Jews caused his parents' deaths?
He didn't.
What country did Hitler invade that caused great brintain and France to declare war on Germany?
Poland
What caused Germany's surrender?
Germany had to surrender because the allies were all in Germany their economy was basically destroyed and the Russians were in Berlin and Hitler had committed suicide so they had no leader
What are the problems in germnay between ww1 and World War 2?
one of the main problems was that Germany had to pay the allies a huge sum of money, and the Germans attempted to simply print large quantities. but this caused hyperinflation (serious inflation) and caused German money to be practically worthless. some found their life savings weren't enough to but a loaf of bread. there was also restrictions on Germany's armed forces, and Hitler took over and was cruel to the Jewish population in Germany.
What caused Adolf Hitler to believe that England and France would not declare war against Germany in 1939?
He thought they would never do it. This was because he thought that these two countries would be afraid, broke, and uncertain in knowing Germany's reaction to the countries attacking it. In the end, Germany fell to England and France.
Was adolf Hitler a leader during the war?
yes, he was the leader of Germany and the man who caused the war to happen.
How was persuasion used in World War Two?
Hitler used persuasion as a meathod of bringing in supporters. He was a very charismic speaker and he was able to convince people that all of Germany's problems were caused by one certain group of people.
Why did Hitler wanted the Jews dead?
Hitler hated Jews because he believed they caused Germany to lose WW I and were responsible for the terrible economic crisis Germany was in when he took power.
What caused war in Germany?
Hitler invaded Poland and then Britain started a war with them. And Britain won because they is awesoem
What happened to the Jews in German occupied Europe during World War 2?
What happened is that they had problems. Hitler seized power in Germany through propaganda. He brainwashed people to hate Jews, and lied that they were the cause of Germany's economic problems (that were actually caused by World War I). Hitler killed and tortured the Jews in forced labor, or "Concentration" camps.
What treaty officially ended ww1 but caused great problems for Germany?
Treaty of Versailles
