Most probably because, if Hitler or the Nazi's invaded the Vatican city there would be a world wide backlash and retaliation from Roman Catholic Countries and other Christain Countries
The holocaust began almost as soon as Hitler invaded Poland. It began in small ways and then grew. Most of the world was involved in WW2. Some of the countries that fought with Germany were:ItalyJapanAlbaniaBulgariaFinlandHungaryRomaniaThailand
well the most obvious one would have to be Poland
Do you mean what countries that took part in the Holocaust were not taken over by Hitler? Because obviously he did not take over any country in the Americas, nor most of the world.
In the Thirties, Germany occupied Austria and, later, Czechoslovakia. On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland, which triggered World War II. Germany then invaded numerous other countries including most of Europe and north Africa.
Most probably because, if Hitler or the Nazi's invaded the Vatican city there would be a world wide backlash and retaliation from Roman Catholic Countries and other Christain Countries
Most were four years up till 1944. Some unlucky ones were up till April 1945.
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The holocaust began almost as soon as Hitler invaded Poland. It began in small ways and then grew. Most of the world was involved in WW2. Some of the countries that fought with Germany were:ItalyJapanAlbaniaBulgariaFinlandHungaryRomaniaThailand
Hitler invaded 39 countries and began WW2 with the other nations of Europe, England and the United States. He wanted world domination as the leader of Germany. He killed millions of people in his death camps and gas chambers.
Most likely not. He just invaded Poland.
Invaded Africa and tried to fight on 3 fronts.
Russia. Battle of Stalingrad
South Africa
The most relevant countries invaded in the 1930s included: China, Ethiopia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Spain (via the Civil War), and Albania. While not technically invaded, both Czechoslovakia and Austria were annexed by the Third Reich under threat of invasion.
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