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Why Germans did not kill or un elect Hitler when it became clear he was leading them to another war?
Because he was a total dictator and tyrant with a secret police and army to back him up, and he killed or imprisoned anyone who disagreed with him. By the time WW2 started in September, 1939, it was too late to stop him. Also many of the German people agreed with Hitler and the war, until he lost the Battle of Stalingrad, and Germany began to lose WW2.
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What made Germans turn to the side of Nazis?
The Germans turned to the Nazis only because Hitler was a Nazi and Hitler was a good speaker and became furher
What did Hitler have to do before he became a president?
He had to kill Jews to gain support of the Germans.
What did Hitler do to have the Germans believe him?
He became chancelor of Germany and he got rid of some of the unemployment
Why was Czechoslovakia so important to Hitler?
A majority of the population there was already Germans that had been living their during WW1 when it became Czechoslovakia.
Should Germans have rejected nazism and adolf Hitler?
hard to answer! a lot of Germans were against Nazism. Hitler killed like about 69 possible opponents during what was called night of the long knives. this was done right after he became chancellor of Germany. people were terrified to go against the Nazis.
Hitler was apart of what parties?
When WW1 was over, the military sent Hitler as a spie to a political group meeting. it was the DAP or in English, the Germans Workers PArty. Later Hitler decided to join coz it inspired him in a way, so after he was released from prison, he took over the DAP and became their leader, This Group later became known as the Nazi pArty.
What happened to Hitler another Germans who harmed others in World War 2?
Hitler killed himself in his bunker in Berlin when it became obvious that the Soviet Army was about to capture him. Hundreds of surviving Nazi officers were tried for "crimes against humanity" in the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials. Many of these men were executed; others spent decades in prison.
How did Hitler convince people to join the Nazis?
Adolf Hitler was a great motivator. He promised to make Germany great again after its loss in World War 1. He was a great speaker, and had soon persuaded the Germans that Jews were the cause of their problems. The Germans needed someone like this, someone who could, and would help their country to become great.
Did Hitler become unstable As the Germans began to realize the possibility of defeat?
There is evidence to suggest that Hitler's mental state deteriorated as the Germans started facing the prospect of defeat. He became increasingly paranoid, making irrational decisions, and displaying signs of megalomania. This instability is believed to be a result of the immense pressure and mounting setbacks faced by the Nazi regime.
Hitler became Fuhrer?
Hitler became Fuhrer of Germany on 2 August 1934.
World War 2 was to be a what of World War 1?
world war Two was sparked by World War One the Treaty of Versailles was imposed on the Germans putting them in mass debt the Germans became inraged Hitler took advantage and World War Two begins
How did Hitler treat minorities?
Badly. National Socialism valued strength in conformity, and minorities of any sort were viewed as a threat to the security of the state. For example, mentally ill and mentally challenged Germans were killed, secretly even from their families, soon after Hitler became Chancellor.
