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Q: Who were the leaders of Germany before World War 2?
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Who were Germany's major military leaders in world war 2?

One of the leaders were Hitler.


Where in Germany were war leaders put on trial after world war 2?

in Nürnberg


Did the leaders want to punish Germany after World War 1?

The people that were left wanted to punish Germany


Why did Germany collapse in World War 1?

Germany did not collapse in the First World War. Germany asked for an armistice as soon as it was clear to a few key German leaders that they would lose the war. This happened before the German population and many in the military knew that they were losing. The swing from victory to defeat was relatively quick (July-November 1918). The German leaders prevented a collapse and damage to Germany itself by ending the war quickly. Unfortunately the German leaders never explained this information to the German people, which lead to the post-war myth spread by Adolf Hitler & others that Germany was not defeated but betrayed.


Where were the axis leaders tried a war crimials after World War 2?

There were a series of War Crimes trials at Nuremburg, Germany.


Who were the military leaders in germany during world war 2?

hitler, goering, himmler


Who were thebig three Axis leaders in world war 2?

Germany Japan Italy


Who declared war in Germany before world war two?

The prime minister of Britain declared war in Germany. The world war 2 started by Germany in a unprovoked attack on poland.


Did Germany surrender before or after Japan in World War 2?

Before.


Who were the leaders of germany italy and japan during World War 2?

Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo.


What was Germany called before World War 1?

it was called germania


What was the significance of Nuremberg?

It set the legal precedent, that leaders are responsible for the actions of their nation in times of war. As the losers of the war, Germany and Japan were held accountable for the Second World War and their leaders were punished.