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Because his goal was world domination and we are part of that. Even if he didn't want the US, we did not want him in control of anywhere we import from or reducing our number of allies or to have capability of US destruction
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When did people start following Hitler?
Hitler began to have a significant following after 1929, with the start of the Depression.
In Schindler list movie Do you believe that Hitler is a significant character in the film?
Hitler wasn't even in the movie.
What was significant about the battle of of the bulge?
it was a counterattack by hitler that almost succeeded.
When did the us fought with Hitler to defect England?
The US never fought with Hitler
Did the west feel threatened when Hitler allied with the US?
The US never allied with Hitler you plonker
What was the pledge to Adolf Hitler?
Adolf Hitler is our saviour he will guide us
What did Hitler change his name to when crossing into the US after changing it to Hitler?
Adolf Hitler's change was always Hitler throughout his whole life.
Why is Adolf Hitler significant In history...?
The atrocious actions that took place while Hitler was in power, the hate that he created and taught others to feel, and his wish to rule the world by whatever means possible are why he is important to history. He reminds us how NOT to behave.
Did Adolf Hitler get defeated by the us?
Hitler was defeated by the Allies which the U.S.A. was apart of!
Adford Hitler the first president of us?
No, Adolf Hitler was not the first president of the US, he was the Chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945.
Did Hitler talk Japan into attacking the US in a preemptive strike so that he could bring the US into the war?
Jeff, Nope, the Japanese did that on their own for their own strategic purposes. Although Hitler did not believe that the U.S. would be able to play a significant role in the war, he did not deliberately seek to draw us in. The Japanese did not even tell the Germans they were going to strike. Michael Montagne Jeff, Absolutely not. Hitler did not want war with America, or for that matter, Britain either. Hitler wanted Japan to attack Russia. Yes, Hitler definitely wanted Japan to attack the Soviet Union, but he also wanted the Japanese to exert pressure against English colonial interests in Asia. He did not want the US in the war.
Whose stance against Hitler was most significant in mobilizing the allied powers?
Winston Churchill
