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Who promoted Rommel to the rank of Field Marshall?
Adolf Hitler promoted Rommel to field Marshall over the objections of Mussolini.
What was Hitler's region?
Hitler completely took over Europe, North Africa and Belo-Russia.
When did Adolf Hitler go to Africa?
He never went there.
Was it a mistake that Hitler invaded north Africa?
no it was a PURPOSE matter
To what island in Africa did Hitler want to send all of the Jews?
To Madagascar.
What were the key features of the marshall plan?
Hitler was reincarnated.
Is Hitler from north Africa?
No, Hitler was born in Vienna and was a German citizen.
Who promoted Rommel to the rank of Field Marshall?
Adolf Hitler promoted Rommel to field Marshall over the objections of Mussolini.
What was Hitler's region?
Hitler completely took over Europe, North Africa and Belo-Russia.
When did Adolf Hitler go to Africa?
He never went there.
Was it a mistake that Hitler invaded north Africa?
no it was a PURPOSE matter
What was the end of Adolf Hitler?
The end came for Adolf Hitler when the U.S.A. and Russia( Stalin) got together and took out the refinery that the Germans had in Italy. The U.S. had to refuel in Africa and Stalin had control of Africa at the time. Also the end of Adolf Hitler was when he killed himself
To what island in Africa did Hitler want to send all of the Jews?
To Madagascar.
What is a Reich Marshall?
The Reich Marshall was the title given to Field Marshall Herman Goring by Hitler to basically give him a higher military rank to the other field marshals at that time which was 1940. This title made him the senior field marshal outranking them all.
Where did Hitler target?
Hitler targeted all of Europe, British Isles, Africa, Asia, and the United States for creating his view of the world.
Why did Hitler promote Commander Paulus to Field Marshall during the Battle of Stalingrad?
Because he expected Paulus to commit suicide since no German field Marshall has every surrendered or been captured alive
How did Hitler's decisions contribute to Germany's defeats in both Stalingrad and north Africa?
Hitler's decisions contributed to Germany's defeats in both Stalingrad and North Africa because Hitler refused to retreat when he already obviously lost the battle. He lost 200,000 troops to death and 80,000 nazis were captured.
