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The main reason why Hitler took aggressive actions against countries in Europe in the late 1930s was due to lebensraumDYAEYA?
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Lebensraum is German for living space. It is referring to him taking over the balkan states so he can support his troops. But don't say it in public, Lebensraum that is. Its like saying if your white, " Im aryan". Just doesnt work out too well
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