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The Germans reacted to the armistice by the had to sign it and that was almost like a peace settlement...
German submarine attacks on merchant ships
The Germans who did not agree with Hitlers decision and hid Jewish people were killed if caught. Since Hitler was the leader, he wanted everyone to hate the Jews.
the U.S didn't remain neutral because Germany U-boat torpeded U.S neutral civilian ships like the lusitania.This had cause the United States to enter war Please note that only 16 Americans died on these ships, and all of the ships were carrying arms and ammunition for Great Britain. You have to ask yourself: what was the REAL reason?
About 11,000 ships were involved in D-Day. They ranged from Thames barges fitted as kitchens to huge battleships like USS Texas.
Because they were at war with the Allies and they wanted to keep supplies from reaching places like Britain. The Lusitania was carrying some weapons supplies for Britain which is why it was targeted.
the lusitania was very hectic and stressfull
Germany posted ads in US newspapers that ships entering a zone around Great Britain were subject to submarine attacks. People ignored the warning.
There are many people who admire Germany for its culture, history, and technological advancements. Additionally, fans of German beer, food, and sports may have positive associations with the country.
Germans believe in god like Americans do.
The Lusitania was a British cruise liner containing hundreds of Americans. It was sunk by the Germans because Germany ordered attacks without warning on all Allied ships, any kind of ship. However, this wasn't the only reason why the US joined WWI. Germany had been pushing the US's buttons even before the sinking of the Lusitania. Germany sunk American ships as well. They constantly talked down to the Americans. Then the Germans sent a telegram to Mexico persuading Mexico to declare war on the US. Germany would aid Mexico and if Mexico won, they'd acquire Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas; basically, this would be Mexico's revenge for their loss in the Mexican-American War. Mexico did not accept, however. The US was much too powerful for the Mexicans to actually win, Germany could not aid Mexico in any way as it was devastated by the war, and Mexico did not want to risk its relations with the ABC countries, who would soon declare war on Germany. Although the Americans wished to remain neutral, they had to enter the war because Germany was humiliating them. They could not just sit around and have Germany waste away their ships and bribe their neighbors to go to war with them, their dignity was at stake. So in a way, it was sort of like every other country's reason for joining WWI.
Most German immigrants to the United States arrived in the United State in large ships that arrived in ports of immigration like New York's Ellis Island.
Ships shape like a fish because fish are ships shapes and the shapes of ships are fishes because the shape of ships is fish but fish are shapes that are also ships.
I don't understand. What have waves got to do with Germans?
the Germans like him because he gave them freedom and freedom is what they needed.
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No, there was no connection. Lusitania and sister ship Mauretania belonged to Cunard Line and were slightly smaller but faster than White Star Line's Titanic, Olympicand Britannic. All were competitors in the lucrative New York to Southampton run.