How did Hitler see to increase the expansion of their territory?

Answer 1

In World War II, the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler, the Third Reich, established what they called the New Order and had ambitious plans for directly controlling all of Europe, and then obtaining a position of power that would make them a formidable superpower in global politics. In Hitler's Second Book: The Unpublished Sequel to Mein Kampf, written in 1928, This proposed autocratic state would include all areas inhabited by the Aryan race (defined as non-Jews of European ancestry) i.e. Europe, European Half of the USSR, Anglo-America, Cuba, and southern South America. Hitler envisioned an apocalyptic air war of conquest against the United States by his successor in 1980, conducted by a great fleet of German long range bombers. At the time of the initial invasion of the USSR (Operation Barbarossa) in June 1941, Hitler had expected to win victory in World War II by 1945, and he then planned, after completing the construction of the Welthauptstadt Germania plan of Albert Speer for Berlin, to hold a great World's Fair in Berlin in 1950 and then retire to his hometown of Linz.

Answer 2

He was a bit afraid of expanding because he thought his money would go to waste by destruction of his territory.