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Was Germany under Hitler a republic?
Hitler's Nazi Empire wasn't in complete control of Germany, it was a political party which had hitler as leader.
What is a nazi government?
designating, of, or characteristic of the German fascist political party (National Socialist German Workers' Party), founded in 1919 and abolished in 1945: under Hitler it seized control of Germany in 1933, systematically eliminated opposition, and initiated a program of nationalism, rearmament, political aggression, and racism, esp. anti-Semitism designating, of, or characteristic of the German fascist political party (National Socialist German Workers' Party), founded in 1919 and abolished in 1945: under Hitler it seized control of Germany in 1933, systematically eliminated opposition, and initiated a program of nationalism, rearmament, political aggression, and racism, esp. anti-Semitism
Who was an oppressor in the Holocaust?
Well, Adolf Hitler was the main persecutor wasn't he? and part of the non-jewish German public... err... ???
Why was d-day the largest invasion?
Because France was under German control.
How many people were killed under Hitler's jurisdiction?
Not counting combatants, about eleven million civilians/prisoners of war were killed under Hitler's jurisdiction.
Why did Hitler attack the netherlas?
he thought dutch people would be better under his government. they were related to german people
What 2 states next to Germany did Hitler want to protect?
Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland as they all held German speaking people and one of Hitler's aims in foreign policy was to unite all German speaking people under German rule.
What are the names of countries in europe and their capitals in 1942?
Iceland - Reykjavik Ireland - Dublin United Kingdom - London Portugal - Lisbon Spain - Madrid Andorra - Andorra la Vella Monaco - Monaco [under German control] France - Paris [mostly under German control] Luxembourg - Luxembourg [under German control but independent] Belgium - Brussels [under German control] Netherlands - Amsterdam [under German control] Germany - Berlin Denmark - Copenhagen [under German control] Norway - Oslo [under German control] Sweden - Stockholm Finland - Helsinki [under German control] Soviet Union - Moscow [partially under German control] Turkey - Ankara Greece - Athens [under Axis control] Albania - Tirana [under Italian control] Yugoslavia - Belgrade/London [under German control] Bulgaria - Sophia Romania - Budapest Hungary - Budapest [under German control] Czechoslovakia - Prague [under German control] Austria - Vienna [under German control] Liechtenstein - Vaduz Switzerland - Berne
What made the Nazi believe in Hitler?
The Nazis were soldiers that was formed by Hitler. The German people put their faith in Hitler because he promised to get rid of the communist government they were living under at the time.
Which was the free city in Poland coveted by Hitler?
Gdańsk or Danzig in German. It was then prussia and was under German influence and was under German authority
How did Hitler control German life?
Hitler had many instruments at his disposal to control German life such as: The Gestapo - secret state police - to spy on people living in Germany The police The SA (Sturmabteilung) - stormtroopers, a paramilitary organisation (at its height over 4.5 million men) Propadanda - Hitler suppressed free press and free speech Indoctrination - children were expected to join Nazi organisations such as the Hitlerjugend (Hitler Youth) and Bund Deutscher Mädel (League of German Girls) "Gleichschaltung" - Forced conformity - All organisations were forced to come under Nazi control or face prohibition Laws - laws such as the Nuremberg Race Laws were designed to segregate and intimidate sections of German society
Why did Hitler attack Luxembourg?
Hitler considered Luxembourg as German territory, and he wanted to unite all the German peoples under a single Reich.
What was German parliament under Hitler called?
The third Reich
What was Hitler doing in world war 1?
Hitler was a veteran of WWI who fought under the German army.
What role did Hitler expect the German army to play in Germany?
Hitler expected the German army, or Wehrmacht, to be the backbone of his aggressive foreign policy and conquest of territories. He believed that the army would secure and expand German living space, or "Lebensraum," through military force. Hitler viewed the army as vital for the domination and control of Europe under Nazi Germany.
Why did the Nazi's want to take control of Germany?
After WW1, Germany was going through very hard times. Recall: the treaty of verailles. Hitler became a German dictator when he wrote the book: Mein Kamf. He became Chancellor of Germany as German people were desperate and Hitler claimed he could bring Germany back to 'greatness'. A group of German people that were very desperate and thought Hitler was their answer, were the Nazi's. They took control of the government creating a Facist Germany. They believed they could turn Germany into the greatest country under Hitler. Hitler stated in Mein Kampf that groups but mostly the Jewish group were their enemies. This resulted in the Holocaust. They wanted to make Germany great, creating a sense of purity and the Jewish people were supposedly considered the enemies that would stop them from doing this.
How many countries did Hitler bring under his control?
22
