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Lots of Germans, yes, did move out of Germany for a while during the Holocaust because they were against Hilter's beliefs against Jews. Of course, the Germans that were Nazis were too obsessed with Hilter's power that they did not move out because they agreed with him. Many Germans were upset with what Hilter was doing because a lot of Germans had connections with Jews. During that time, some Germans were upset with the Nazis because Jewish literature, physics, and arts were considered "bad" and they were banned.
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Did the Germans force Petain and Laval to move to Sigmaringen Germany?
yes
Why Did The Germans Sink The RMS Lusitania?
In fact the Lusitania was torpedoed. The Germans had declare the seas around Britain as a war zone to keep out war supplies. They claimed that the Lusitania was carrying such supplies. It was a very unwise move as it turned public opinion in the US against Germany.
Why might life have been difficult for Germans who lived in the lost territories from the Versailles treaty?
Because the Germans that lived had to move.
In which direction did Allied troops move after liberating Paris?
North, to Germany. Answer: Germany is East of Paris. The Allies formed a front line that ran basically North/South and advanced Eastward. True, there was a thrust across Belgium to the North but that was intended to drive into Germany around the flank.
What were the Germans before they became known as the Germans?
Up until the tenth century, the Germans were a loose knit group of tribes. Over time they began to form nations. Eventually the people who lived in these nations began to call themselves Germans. The real unification of the Germans took place when Luther published the German Bible in 1534 but this was a unity through language rather than culture. The country of Germany was established in its present form when Otto von Bismarck led the move to unification in 1871. Short answer: They were tribes of people who shared the same culture.
Did the Germans force Petain and Laval to move to Sigmaringen Germany?
yes
What was d day all about?
It was a well planned invasion of France planned by the Allies during World War II. It was about getting troops into France in order to take it back from the Germans and then move into Germany to end the war.
When did the Germans move against the Jews in denmark during World War 2?
The began to do this in 1943.
How do people move from place to place in Germany?
Germans ride horses or ride in waggans to get from place to place and some just walk
Was switching to euro a good move for Germany?
At first it was not but in recent years, Germany's economy has become the largest in Europe. Lately, some Germans have complained that Germany must pick up the slack for countries with weaker economies such as Greece.
What enabled Germany to move thousands of troops from the Eastern Front to the Western Front?
Russia's withdrawal from the war allowed Germans to move thousands of troops from the Eastern Front to the Western Front in France.
Why did albert Einstein become a refugee?
because he was Jewish and he lived in Germany during world war 2 so he had to move to America to not be persecuted
Why Did The Germans Sink The RMS Lusitania?
In fact the Lusitania was torpedoed. The Germans had declare the seas around Britain as a war zone to keep out war supplies. They claimed that the Lusitania was carrying such supplies. It was a very unwise move as it turned public opinion in the US against Germany.
Why did the British stop US ships heading for Germany during World War I?
I am confused by your question. Which war did you want to know about? The Americans were allies with Britain. They were cooperative with the UK. If there were US Ships that went after Germany it had to be in World War 1, not World War 2. It would have been a foolish move on the US Navy's part because the Germans would cause more trouble in the Atlantic.
What were the event or action that started World War 2?
Adolf Hitler had his army invade Poland, remove Polish people and then they had some Germans move into Poland. Poland tried to defend themselves but did not win against the Germans. The French and the English people declared war on Germany due to that invasion.
What are the circumstances of the Germans why they are migrating to US?
Today's Germans (2014) don't necessarily have a dire need to leave their country. Germany is well off and has an excellent social net to catch and care for their poor and disabled. If they move to the US, it's most likely for the adventure or to acquire new language skills.
What happened to the Germans in the ghettos?
All non-Jews had to move out.
