The Treaty of Versailles was a dictated peace; it was not negotiated. The German delegation was ordered to sign on the dotted line and this included accepting sole responbility for WW1. Some German politicians such as Noske argued against signing and were willing to continue the war in 1919. However the army told them that this was impossible. In practice, Germany claimed (unofficially) that most of the European powers slid into war without any country being particularly blameworthy. This view is still pretty much the popular standard view in America. A few perceptive commentators knew that the remarkable thing had been that Germany and its weak allies had managed to hold out for four years against a more powerful alliance. The stab-in-the-back legend - a conspiracy theory that belamed defeat on subsersion on the "home front" - was popular on the hardline, nationalist right. Later, the Nazis mulcted this for all it was worth and much more besides. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. However, it can be very distorting. The notion that German history in the Weimar period was just one vast build-up to Hitler's rise is an example of how hindsight can distort. Most ordinary people got on as best they could with everyday life and weren't consumed by the "blame game". Interestingly enough, the view that Germany was overhwelmingly responsible for the outbreak of WW1 was advanced again by some German historians in the 1960s. Fritz Fischer and others had unimpeded access to the documents and they tell a damning story. So, to return to the original question, the German General Staff took an irresponsible gamble in 1914 - and lost. Germany's chances of winning were never very good.
Not in the slightest. Part of his appeal to the German public was his belief that Germany was unfairly punished by the Versailles treaty and Germany was not At Fault for any of its post-war suffering.
He blamed it on the Jewish people
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He and other hardline nationalists blamed socialists and communists - and took it for granted that these people were Jews.
Hitler blamed the loss of WWI on the Jews and their pacifist ways.
He blamed the Jews.
Scapegoating had a lot to do with the holocaust because of Hitler and the Nazi regime's blame upon Jews. Scapegoating is when something is used in place of another, in this case Hitler using Jews to blame for all war, troubles, and political/economic issues. Not only did Hitler use the Jewish population as a scapegoat, bet he manipulated and twisted the minds of his own population to heighten his own power and to strengthen his dictatorship. Scapegoating is also used in Mafias, drug cartels, and any other large crime organization; Usually illegal underground businesses run by corrupt leaders with a ladder of power installed into the system.
Whid Adolf Hitler promise the German people and how did he act upon the promise
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Perhaps - whether he ever had a conscience.
Appeasement was a foreign policy strategy that the British thought of, and was agreed upon by both Britain and France. Appeasement did not work, since Hitler ended up trying to annex Poland, which lead to a declaration of war.
To blame. Or, in the sense of casting false blame upon, to frame.
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Hitler was deficated upon by 33 American soilders, then his body was burned
Whid Adolf Hitler promise the German people and how did he act upon the promise
Adolf Hitler was very close to his mother, Klara Hitler née Pölzl, much more so than to his father and was devastated upon her death in December 1907.
Scapegoating had a lot to do with the holocaust because of Hitler and the Nazi regime's blame upon Jews. Scapegoating is when something is used in place of another, in this case Hitler using Jews to blame for all war, troubles, and political/economic issues. Not only did Hitler use the Jewish population as a scapegoat, bet he manipulated and twisted the minds of his own population to heighten his own power and to strengthen his dictatorship. Scapegoating is also used in Mafias, drug cartels, and any other large crime organization; Usually illegal underground businesses run by corrupt leaders with a ladder of power installed into the system.
Adolf Hitler was very close to his mother, Klara Hitler née Pölzl, much more so than to his father and was devastated upon her death in December 1907.
There are some accounts that claimed Hitler was elated and in good spirits upon hearing the news of President Roosevelt passing.
Whid Adolf Hitler promise the German people and how did he act upon the promise
This question is answered below in the expert answer box. If this is an incorrect procedure, will a supervisor please let me know. Thanks.This is answered by myself as an expert.Adolph Hitler was one of the cruelest persons in modern day history. His lust for power and glory for himself brought chaos and death to the world from 1933 to 1945. Perhaps only Joseph Stalin can be in the same conversation with Hitler in terms of cruelty. Hitler's mad ideas resulted in the genocide of the Jews in Europe and brought upon the world the second world war. He is responsible for Germany's humiliating defeat in 1945. Hitler's activities ended up dividing Germany in half and Hitler can be said to be a main cause of the Cold War.
In the World War II era, Adolf Hitler considered Jews to be the root-cause not only of the war itself but of most of Europe's (perhaps even the world's) afflictions for many reasons. He claimed that they had secret and pernicious influence upon the world's governments and that they were secretly controlling international finance, among many other far-reaching accusations. Most basically, however, Hitler was driven to blame the Jews because of his deep-seated, violent prejudice, the sources of which have still not yet been clearly identified or explained.