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Why did Germany lose World War two?
Of many possible ways to approach this answer, one good one is this: Germany lost because Hitler refused to listen to his generals. At several critical times during the war, he got excellent advice from his generals that he disregarded out of hand, because he felt they were wrong. Listening to and following the advice of those generals at the time, could have made the course of the war in Europe much different. That is one reason Germany lost World War II. There are many others.
How many Jewish died in Germany's?
About six million Jewish people died in Germany WWII.
How many tanks did Germany build for WWII?
Between 1933 and 1945, Germany built about 30,000 tanks and tank destroyers.
This is why Germany went to war..?
Germany went to war for many reasons. In WWII, they went to war because they wanted to control the countries surrounding Germany.
How many people did Germany lose in ww1?
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What land did Hitler have?
Hitler owned the country of Germany. In WWII he took over many other countries, but he started off with just Germany
What land did Hitler?
Hitler owned the country of Germany. In WWII he took over many other countries, but he started off with just Germany
How many world cups did Germany lose?
Germany lost two times . Germany lost by Spain and Serbia.
Who was the 4 star general from Germany in World War 2?
There were many four star Geman Generals one of which was Erwin Rommel
Where did the invasion occur World War 2?
Well there were many many invasions during WWII like Germany invading Poland which started the war. The invasion of Normandy (D-Day), the invasion of France which led to France's demise. The attempt of an invasion of Great Brittan by Germany (Operation Sea Lion). Well there were many invasions during WWII but the one that started it was the invasion of Poland by Germany.
How many countries did Hitler live in?
Hitler was born in Austria, and moved the Germany as a young adult. During WWII he established a forward headquarters near the village of Rastenburg, in what was then East Prussia, a part of Germany, but today is in Poland. He spent a lot of time at Rastenburg closely overseeing the Russian campaign, the better to meddle with his generals plans. It was at this headquarters that the conspirators tried to blow him up on July 20, 1944.
What three nations were occupied by Germany during WW II?
Germany occupied many nations during WWII, including France, Denmark, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Poland and Norway.
