No, Germany was an Axis Power
The Chancellor of Germany is the modern-day name for the head of state for Germany. During World War I, this position was known as Kaiser (which is basically German for Emperor). The Kaiser of Germany during World War I was Wilhelm (William) II.
Germany.
Rhineland is Germany.
During World War I, European powers aimed to achieve various objectives driven by national interests. Major powers sought to expand their territories, secure colonial possessions, and assert their dominance over rival nations. Additionally, countries like Germany aimed to establish a stronger political and military presence in Europe, while France and Britain aimed to contain German expansion and maintain their empires. Overall, the war was fueled by a complex mix of nationalism, militarism, and alliances that dictated each nation's goals.
During World War II, the Netherlands (or, Holland) was in fact one of the eventual victors. Although losing its home-territory to Germany and then most of its colonial possessions to the Japanese, the Netherlands eventually shared in the victory won by the Allies against the Axis in Europe and the Pacific both.
Germany wanted an empire like Britain and France had. Unfortunately, Britain and France owned over half of the world between them and Britain also had the world's best navy, so Germany would have to both increase the size of its navy and fight Britain and France for colonial possessions. This damaged relations
because of colonial aspirations of Germany
England and France announced that it would declare war if Germany invaded Poland, den mark, Norway, or any of the low countries. when France fell, England stood alone until America joined the war and the USSR was invaded.
because of colonial aspirations of germany
Germany was very much an autocracy during World War 2.
Germany's currency during World War 2 was the Reichmark .
Germany invaded France during World War II.
During WWII, Germany was on the Axis.
Germany colonised Rwanda in 1884 as part of German East Africa, followed by Belgium, which invaded in 1916 during World War I
Weimar Germany.
Although there were many polarizing forces during the Third Republic, it was also highly successful as well. During this period, France's colonial possessions grew. It didn't end until the beginnings of World War II, and the Vichy government of France came to power.