Nazi Influence On Germany

In 1940, Hitler increased his military activity, invading Norway, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Then in July, 1940, Hitler ordered bombing raids on the United Kingdom. His goal was invasion of the United Kingdom. Germany’s formal alliance with Japan and Italy, known as the Axis Powers, was agreed upon toward the end of September to discourage the United States from supporting and protecting the British. This was called Operation Sea Lion. This invasion force was defeated (“Adolf”).

Hitler realized that the French and British Leaders were scared of his power and also of war. Hitler needed more living space for the German people and he thought of taking over Poland. Hitler began planning the invasion of Poland. After World War I, Poland's army was relatively weak and ill-equipped compared to Germany. To aid in its defense, Poland had formed military alliances with Great Britain and France. Massing their armies along the Polish border, the Germans staged a fake Polish attack on August 31, 1939. Using this as a pretext for war, German forces flooded across the border the next day. On September 3, Great Britain and France issued a warning to Germany to end the fighting. When no reply was received, both nations declared war. Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia and Poland before World War 2 but then from 1939 and June 1941 the German army invaded and occupied many countries like Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg,France, Denmark,Yugoslavia, Greece, Norway and Western Poland. In Source C (The cartoon from October 1938 by Low) shows a picture of Hitler as Santa popping every European country into his sack which means Germany over all and also Hitler realized that nobody could stop

From 1933, the Nazis Party have aimed to create the policy of Volksgemeinschaft, this is a component focused on the heart of the people’s community based on traditional values of the German people. The German society underwent radical changes under the Nazi regime as Hitler introduced various policies that have had a substantial effect on 6 prominent groups: German women, youth, schools and universities and churches, working class and the Jews. The implementation of Hitler’s new policies in the period 1933-1939 can be assessed to have significantly effected and transformed Germany society socially and culturally.

Hitler knew that if he wanted to end Germany’s suffering he needed help to restore their economy, “He allied Germany with Mussolini and Italy. Then Hitler looked to restore Germany to power by expanding his empire.” After joining allies with Mussolini and Italy he began to obtain power. In 1938 Hitler took over Austria and he became highly powerful when the league of nation did nothing to stop Hitler from taking over Austria. As he became bolder he took over Czechoslovakia and a year later, after he invaded Austria. In 1939 Hitler invading Poland, “ September 1, 1939, when Germany invaded Poland, which led Britain and France to declare war on Hitler’s Nazi state in retaliation.” Once Hitler had invaded Poland, Britain and France declared war on Germany creating the start of World War II.

Hitler wanted living space for the German people in Eastern Europe. He was very aggressive about foreign policy and was considered to be the primary cause of World War II in Europe. He led a large-scale rearmament and on 1 September 1939 and invaded Poland. This resulted in the French and British declaring war on Germany. In June 1941, Hitler made the order to invade the Soviet Union. By the end of 1941 the European Axis powers and German forces occupied most of Europe and North Africa.

When he assumed dictatorial powers, Hitler undermined the postwar international order and rebuilt the German armed forces beyond what was permitted by the Treaty of Versailles. Fueled by vengeance, he intimidated and eventually invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Six years of Germany aggression and now the invasion of Poland triggered the Allies to declare war on Germany, marking the start of World War

Hitler began to execute people that he found unfit to be a part of his “master race” At the center of the Nazi’s target were the Jews. More than half of the people killed during the Holocaust were Jews. They were blamed Germanys failures and Germans even believed the Jews were responsible for their loss in World War I. They were stripped from their German Citizenship, jobs, property, and they were forced to attach the Star of David onto their clothing I order to make it easier to identify them. The Jewish people attempted to flee the country but had trouble finding a country that would accept them.

called Operation Sea Lion. Germany attacked the royal air force and bombed as much of the country as they could, but they lost the battle. There are theories that Hitler was just worried about attacking Russia in the future. Hitler began the Operation of Barbarossa in 1941. That is the invasion of Russia.

When Adolf Hitler's name is spoken, most people will think of genocide and the loss of thousands of lives, but rarely does anyone think of the overwhelming influence he had on the Weimar Republic. Although Hitler’s impact to Germany isn’t a contribution, he still made an impact on Germany and it’s people perpetually. Adolf Hitler is an atrocious man, but he’s also a genius. He convinced thousands of people that he could help them, their families, and their country. People should remember the impact Hitler made on the Weimar Republic, good or bad. Although Hitler ruined many lives of the Weimar Republic, Hitler's strength was demonstrated through his climb to infamousy, manipulation, gift of oratory, and charisma that lead to his position in history.

When German troops entered the demilitarized Rhineland in March 1936, Britain refused to support French action against them. British appeasement lasted far into 1939. Many British conservatives saw Hitler as a bulwark against communism. In 1935, Mussolini invaded Ethiopia. Hitler supported him and formed an alliance. From 1936, the Fascists and Nazis supported Francisco Franco’s fascist movement against the Spanish republic. In 1938, Hitler occupied Austria and the Sudetenland, with British approval. In 1939, he took all of Czechoslovakia and then demanded territory from Poland. Britain and France promised to fight should he invade Poland. After concluding an alliance with the Soviet Union to divide Poland, Hitler invaded on September 1, 1939. Britain and France soon declared war. After overrunning Poland with new blitzkrieg “lightning warfare” that used tanks and aircraft to break enemy lines, the German army conquered Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, and France in the spring and summer of 1940. British victory in the epic air battle known as the “Battle of Britain” prevented German invasion of the home islands. In April 1941, Hitler conquered Greece and Yugoslavia and subjugated the entire Balkans. In June, the German Army attacked the U.S.S.R., in accordance with Hitler’s own dream of “living space” in the East. Japanese–U.S. relations steadily worsened a trend that culminated in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7,

On June 22, 1941 the third reich (Nazi Germany) invaded Russia in an attempt crush the nation and the Red Army. Hitler had been planning the invasion at the since 1940 because Russia rejected to be a part of Tripartie, which was supposed to be an alliance between Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia. Hitler wanted the best conditions for his army to succeed the invasion. He originally planned on the invasion taking place late April or early may, because that was when the spring thaw was over and the ground was dry enough for his tanks to move without getting stuck in the muddy terrain. (Patrick Shrier 08/06/2006)

In 1939 he attacked Poland unleashing a Blitzkrieg or “Lightning War” that soon defeated the country. 1939 England and France declared war on Hitler and WWII had officially began. As Poland fell the last remnants

Hitler’s war was full of miscalculated strategies and mass murders. Two of the more terrible aspects of Hitler’s war were the Final Solution and the invasion of the Soviet Union. One of Hitler’s main ideologies for National Socialism or Nazism was that of “Lebensraum” or living space. In order for Hitler to ultimately take over the world with his Arian race he needed power and land was power. He needed to eradicate the world of all other ideologies and communism was his least favorite. By invading the Soviet Union Hitler would gain land, eradicate a communist mecca, and expand his final solution by deporting German Jews to internment camps in occupied land. Hitler retained the thought that this war would be settled by winter knowing that the

While Hitler had initially clashed with other party members, they needed his charismatic leadership to advance the party’s influence in Germany. Knowing this, Hitler threatened to leave, forcing his opponents to back down; the alternative was the collapse of the party. In July 1921, he became leader of the Nazi party, with almost unlimited power. This was the first important development in Hitler’s role as dictator because his ability to overthrow opponents and impress supporters made him a strong leader in the eyes of the Nazi party.

Beginning with Sudetenland, in 1938, Germany slowly began to invade free, European countries. Czechoslovakia was invaded next followed by Poland in 1939. Two days after the invasion of Poland, both France and Great Britain declared war on Germany. Although war had been declared, Germany continued on to invade Denmark, Norway, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Hitler then invaded Northern France, Yugoslavia, Greece, the Soviet Union, and Italy. Many other countries from around the world declared war on Germany along with Japan and the Soviet