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What kind of methods of battle did Hitler use during World War 2?
Blitzkrieg, the assault on massive amounts of lands
Did Hitler killed his children?
Hitler didn't have childen of his own.
What kind of camps did Hitler?
labor and concentration camps
Hitler life as a young man during World War 1?
Here are some websites that will help you: http://www.suite101.com/content/world-war-1-and-hitler-a49718 http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/warone.htm http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/adolf-hitler.htm http://www.remember.org/guide/Facts.root.hitler.html I hope these help you!
What kind military technology was new in World War 1?
machine guns,mustard gas,aircraft of any kind,oh and tanks just to think of a few
Which gas was invented during World War 2 by Hitler?
I don't think Hitler invented any kind of gas. I might be wrong so don't rely on my answer.
What kind of methods of battle did Hitler use during World War 2?
Blitzkrieg, the assault on massive amounts of lands
During the time of Adolf Hitler in Germany what kind of government did they have?
A dictatorship
During the time of Adolf Hitler in Germany what kind of government did Germany have?
A fascist dictatorship
What kind of leader was the Czar in World War I?
The Russian Czar was a poor leader during World War 1. He had no military experience and was unable to relate to the people or to the troops when he reviewed them.
What kind of of government was Adolf Hitler and what does it mean?
Adolf hitler wasn't a government!! But his goverment was a military rule or dictatory form?? this means that he was the sole person who had all the rights and no one could oppose his rule. Just the opposite of democracy.. Hope you understand..
What kind of government did Hitler had?
the nazi
What kind of influence does Adolf Hitler show to people in the modern world?
Hitler influences people in many ways, To most the influence is that to not be like him and to never anyone to be a "Adolf Hitler". However, Hitler has influenced 10,000s to 100,000s of people in making attempeds to restore the Nazi Party and to carrying on Hitler's and the Nazi ideology. Also in the middle, Hitler does influence the kind of capability Human beings actually have and many psychologists do try to understand the criminal mind to guess how Hitler mind had work. Not all pyschologist do this, only a handful actually do this.
What kind of leader was Paul von Himdemburg?
Paul von Hindenburg was a conservative military leader and politician in Germany, known for his role during World War I and as President of the Weimar Republic. He was characterized by his traditionalist views, strong nationalist sentiments, and reliance on military strategy. Hindenburg was seen as a stabilizing figure during a tumultuous period but also played a crucial role in enabling the rise of Adolf Hitler by appointing him Chancellor in 1933, which ultimately contributed to the collapse of democracy in Germany. His leadership style was marked by a mix of pragmatism and a reluctance to embrace radical change.
Will Mexico and US ever become allies?
You mean military allies? It depends on the specific situation, but it is very unlikely. The only time when Mexico and the US had such kind of alliance was during World War Two.
Did Hitler killed his children?
Hitler didn't have childen of his own.
Who would win in a fight Hitler or Stalin?
It's kind of a silly question, but let's take a look. Stalin was short (he was only 5'4"), about 10 years older than Hitler, and had permanently injured his left arm when he was a kid. Because of his injured arm, he was unable to join the Russian military during World War I, so he had no formal military training; when he later served as a general in the Soviet army, he was pretty bad at it. So he's already at a bit of a disadvantage. When Stalin got older, he drank and smoked heavily, which further weakened his body, and actually wound up being the cause of his death in 1953. Hitler was considerably taller than Stalin (5'9"), served in the German Army during World War I and even earned a few medals for valor. He famously was a vegetarian, and also didn't drink or smoke, so he was probably in fairly good physical condition for most of his adult life. However, as he aged and World War II dragged on, he appears to have heavily abused drugs and may have even had Parkinson's disease. Hitler died when he committed suicide in 1945 in order to avoid being captured by the Soviet Red Army. It seems, based on the above, that in a hypothetical one-on-one fist fight between Stalin and Hitler, Hitler would have the advantage. He was younger, bigger, had military training/experience, and was in better shape.
