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Germans were angry after the end of World War 1- because of the peace treaty conditions that bankrupted Germany. After WW 2 they were so soundly beaten and destroyed that they were not really angry- they were just bombed, shelled and shot to the point of quitting.
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 8y agoIf you are soundly beaten in any conflict you will naturally have some anger about it. Most Germans accepted the situation and got on with life. No doubt some didn't.
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Germans are so angry because they are superior.
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No, if so there would be no non-military German civilians in ww2, and the Germans would pretty much be extinct.
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at the end of WW2 it was on the losing side so the British then took it over
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The treaty. The Germans considered it unfair and they got so angry that they immediately started the war-
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