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What happened in the last 100 days in WW1.?
the Canadians with the help of the British pushed back the Germans to the Rhine leading to the peace treaty of versitiles after winning many battles
What war crimes was Heinrich Himmler guilty of?
Heinrich Himmler was guilty of the World War II, in which thousands of people had to die in fact of the Holocaust, that happened under the leading of Adolf Hitler in Germany.
Why did the World War 2 start?
The Nazi Germans wanted to have more land for their people, so Hitler started conquering countries. And he attacked Poland, leading to France and Britain declaring war on Germany for attacking their ally.
Why did the Holocaust happen in Germany?
It is an oft asked question, there was not (as some tried to suggest) a specifically German thing about the Holocaust. Germany, under the Nazis provided the breeding ground for many of the factors leading to the Holocaust, but it was only when the war came and the pressures of the eastern front that persecution turned to genocide. There were many genocides carried out in Europe at the time of the Holocaust, the one in Yugoslavia, more brutal that the Holocaust may have happened under the protection of Germany, but was not instgated by Germany. Many facets of the Holocaust were due to the problems created by underlying resentment from especially the last twenty years, but in some cases beyond. __________________________ Another view is that it was all because Hitler said so.
What role did Germany play in WW1?
They started it.They started it.AnswerGermany didn't start it. Serbia and Austria-Hungary started it. When Russia mobilized to assist Serbia, Germany sided with Austria-Hungary and declared war on Russia; leading to war with Japan, Italy, France, Great Britain, Portugal, Belgium, and eventually the US. Of the Central Powers, Germany proved to be the most difficult one to beat, and Germany was hated as much as it it had started the war. It was also not in Germany's favor that the Germans introduced chemical warfare, violated the neutrality of Belgium, used zeppelins and bombers against enemy cities, and submarines against enemy shipping.
What happened to the Germans who squealed on the Jews and sympathizers after the war?
Nothing happened to them. They just carried on leading their ordinary lives.
What are Germans cultural resources?
depends on what you mean by ressource. There were and are great poets and componisers in Germany. especcially since the 1920s Germany takes a leading role in science.
What happened over the years leading up to World War 2 in the US?
Hitler seized power of Germany.
What happened in the last 100 days in WW1.?
the Canadians with the help of the British pushed back the Germans to the Rhine leading to the peace treaty of versitiles after winning many battles
What is the role of United Kingdom during World War 2?
The UK fought against Germany taking over Europe. Its airforce destroyed the Germans eventualy leading to their defeat.
What actions did Italy commit that caused World War 2?
Italy's attack on Greece made them an aggressor during WW2. Italian progress stalled shortly after the invasion began, leading Italy to ask for assistance from Nazi Germany.
When did Leading Company happen?
Leading Company happened in 1993.
Leading british general during World War 2?
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery. Defeated the Germans in North East Africa. Fought the Germans in Europe, along with the Americans and Free French, (came up with the idea for the failed Market Garden Operation), and fought in Northern Europe, helped to turn the Germans back during the Battle of the Bulge (along with the Americans), and accepted the surrender of the Germans in North West Germany.
What is Germany's leading cosmetic company?
revlon
What is the leading industrial country of Europe?
Germany
What is Germany's leading producer of wine?
the U.S.
Why was it not necessary for the USA to drop the atom bomb on Japan?
This happened because the Germans had surrendered but the Japanese had not. The USA and the UK took the unforgiving decision of dropping the newly invented Atom Bomb on Japan, hopefully leading to a full surrender. Since the Germans had already surrendered it would have just taken a little more time for Japan to surrender, as Germany was the most aggressive party. It was just a demonstration of power by the US. It cost them quite a bit for this demonstration as it was one of the reasons of the cold war.
