Germany began sinking American ships during World War I primarily due to its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare. This strategy aimed to blockade Britain and weaken its supply lines, as Germany sought to cut off resources to its enemy. The sinking of American vessels, including the Lusitania in 1915, heightened tensions between the U.S. and Germany, ultimately contributing to the U.S. decision to enter the war in 1917. Germany hoped to defeat the Allies before American troops could significantly impact the conflict.
France and England
..... sorry __ Sink them.
Germany's war with our brethren in England; unrestricted submarine warfare in the Atlantic Ocean.
The Germans were sinking its supply ships heading for France and England.
The sinking of ships carrying Americans
Germany was sinking too many American ships, so the US went to war
Britain prevented any supplies from getting to Germany by sea in WW1, the sinking of supply ships heading for Britain was the only way Germany could retaliate. The fact that some of those ships were American was incidental.
The sinking of passanger ships by U-boats. American's were on the passanger ships.
They thought that Germany would stop sinking ships. <(=fantasia=)>
no, it was started from the sinking of american ships that held british and american citizens. as a result of this britain and america took action and declared war on germany.
Germany sunk the ships themselves. They did the WHOLE thing.
France and England
..... sorry __ Sink them.
The sinking of American convoy ships in the Atlantic.
Germany's war with our brethren in England; unrestricted submarine warfare in the Atlantic Ocean.
The Germans were sinking its supply ships heading for France and England.
The sinking of ships carrying Americans