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Many European leaders initially underestimated Hitler and Mussolini, viewing them as potential allies against communism rather than threats. This perception was partly due to their aggressive rhetoric and the desire to maintain peace in Europe after World War I. However, as Hitler's expansionist policies became evident, particularly with the annexation of Austria and the invasion of Czechoslovakia, it became clear that he posed a significant danger, leading to a shift in attitudes and the eventual outbreak of World War II.
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European leaders were slow to stop the advances of Hitler and Mussolini because?
they were still reeling from World War I and hoped to avoid another large-scale conflict.
Who were state leaders in 1939?
Hitler,Stalin,Mussolini,Churchill and Roosevelt.
Who were the three main leaders of axis countries?
Hitler, Mussolini Tojo
Who are the axis power leaders?
Adolph Hitler (Germany) Emperor Hirohito (Japan) Mussolini (Italy)
U.S. leaders felt fairly safe from Mussolini and Hitler because .?
they were far away
What two European leaders caused World War 2?
Hitler and Mussolini
Who were the leaders in the war in Europe?
Winston Churchill, Josef Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt, and later Harry Truman were the Allied Leaders. Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini led the European Axis countries.
European leaders were slow to stop the advances of Hitler and Mussolini because?
they were still reeling from World War I and hoped to avoid another large-scale conflict.
Who were state leaders in 1939?
Hitler,Stalin,Mussolini,Churchill and Roosevelt.
Who were the leaders who caused the World War 2?
Hitler, Mussolini, Hirohito
Who were the three main leaders of axis countries?
Hitler, Mussolini Tojo
Name the leaders who attended the munich conference of 1938?
The leaders was: Hitler, Mussolini, Daladier and Chamberlain
What three leaders died in the spring of 1945?
FDR, Benito Mussolini, & Hitler
Who are the axis power leaders?
Adolph Hitler (Germany) Emperor Hirohito (Japan) Mussolini (Italy)
How did Mussolini maintain his popularity among Western European leaders?
Mussolini was famous for his tirades against Bolshevism. Despite his fascism and aggression in Africa, he even won the admiration of Winston Churchill. Mussolini's initial opposition to Hitler's early takeover ambitions on Austria was also well received. As late January 1939, Chamberlain traveled to Rome in an effort to convince Mussolini to not become an official ally of Hitler.
What are examples of totalitarian countries and who are there leaders?
Germany (Adolf Hitler). Italy ( Benito Mussolini)
U.S. leaders felt fairly safe from Mussolini and Hitler because .?
they were far away
