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What was Eva braun role in the war?
She was Adolf Hitler's mistress. She killed herself along side of Hitler when he did when it was evident that the Germans were going to lose the war.
How did WW2 end for Hitler?
It ended for him with him realizing that Germany was going to lose the war and him committing suicide.
True or false Hitler thought the German people deserve to lose world War 1?
probably false
What did Hitler do after the war finished?
Hitler committed suicide before the War was finished.
Did Adolf Hitler started World War I?
Adolf Hitler was a corporal during World War 1, so no.
What was Eva braun role in the war?
She was Adolf Hitler's mistress. She killed herself along side of Hitler when he did when it was evident that the Germans were going to lose the war.
What did Hitler lose making him kill himself?
He lost Word War 2.
Who did Hitler lose to before he killed himself?
He lost World War 2.
How did Germany lose the war?
because Hitler blew his brains out, so the German army surrendered not not
How did WW2 end for Hitler?
It ended for him with him realizing that Germany was going to lose the war and him committing suicide.
In World War 2 did hitler kill him self and why?
Yes, he killed himself. Germany was going to lose the war within a few days. Hitler had seen what happened to Mussolini in Italy when Italy had lost (he was killed).
True or false Hitler thought the German people deserve to lose world War 1?
probably false
Did Hitler commit suicide because of drugs?
No, he committed suicide because he realised Germany was going to lose the war and that he was responsible for it.
What did Denmark lose after world war 2?
Denmark lost a lot of it's Jewish population thanks to Adolf Hitler.
Was communism to blame for the end of WW1?
Not really because Hitler thinks that it was the communist's fault for making Germany lose the the war.
When was Hitler's War created?
Hitler's War was created in 1977.
What is the ISBN of Hitler's War?
The ISBN of Hitler's War is 0670374121.
