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How did hitler conquer Germany and what wre the results

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How Did Hitler conquer so much of Europe in such a short period?

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There were two main ways in which Hitler (and the German military, which actually did the conquering) was able to conquer so much of Europe so quickly.

First, Hitler and Germany were much more prepared to go to war than any other European country.  Since Hitler had come to power, Germany had been rebuilding its military with the clear purpose of one day going to war. By contrast, most other European countries had been hoping that war would not arise again.  The French and the British, for example, simply did not have their armies built and trained with the assumption that they would be going to war.  They felt that things like the Treaty of Versailles and the Maginot Line would prevent war.

Second, Hitler and Germany had better tactics.  The French and the British had not really updated their tactical thinking since World War I.  They had not thought much about how things like motor vehicles and airplanes could be used to create a style of “lightning war” like the Germans had planned out.  Between them, these two factors meant that Hitler and Germany were much more prepared to wage an effective war than any of the countries they went up against.

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Hitler wanted to conquer eastern Europe because he wanted to ensure food supplies and living space for the Germans. He attacked the Soviet union in June 1941. The Red Army inflicted a humiliating defeat on Germany. It was a historic blunder on the part of Germany. Her Western frontiers were exposed to British aerial bombing and eastern Frontier to the Soviet army. The Soviet army established its control over the entire eastern Europe.