Hitler's goal was to unite the German people and then to unite Europe with Germany as the dominant country.
For a short time, all the German people in Europe, with the exception of the Germans in Switzerland and Russia, were united into the Greater German Reich. The ethnic Germans in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were relocated to the Greater German Reich. The countries of Europe united in the European Union and Germany is currently the dominant country.
Hitler also wanted to get rid of Communism. Many years later, Communism ended in Europe.
Hitler wanted to get the Jews out of Europe and for a while, this was achieved. Now there are about a million Jews in Europe with most of them in France. For many years after World War II ended, there were virtually no Jews in West Germany and only a few in East Germany.
Belgium entered the war when it was invaded by Germany, so its goal was its own self-preservation and defense.
No, Finland was not occupied by Germany during World War II. Instead, Finland was a co-belligerent with Germany against the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1944, primarily to regain territories lost in the Winter War. While German troops were present in Finland, particularly in the northern regions, Finland maintained its sovereignty and operated independently. The relationship was complex, as Finland sought to achieve its own goals while aligning with Germany against a common enemy.
What were the Goals of the world war 2 allied leaders?
Germany was'nt prepare to confront the cold weather of Russia
Germany fought the us in world war 1
There goals where to become a world power.
Basically, world domination.
Joseph Stalin was the leader of Russia during World War II. His goals during the war were to defeat Germany, protect his country, and breaking up Eastern Europe.
the final solution (the master race/eugenics)
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg was the German Chancellor during the first few years of World War 1. After his death a plan was found called Septemberprogramm which outlined Germany's various expansionist goals it hoped to achieve from victory in World War 1. Since its finding, it has often been referenced as Germany's true motivations for war.
Germany's goals in World War 1 were to expand its territory, increase its power, and establish itself as a dominant force in Europe. These goals shaped the course of the conflict by leading Germany to pursue aggressive military strategies, such as the Schlieffen Plan, which aimed to quickly defeat France and then focus on Russia. However, Germany's ambitions ultimately contributed to the escalation of the war and its eventual defeat.
To stop Nazi Germany from taking Russia.
Belgium entered the war when it was invaded by Germany, so its goal was its own self-preservation and defense.
No, Finland was not occupied by Germany during World War II. Instead, Finland was a co-belligerent with Germany against the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1944, primarily to regain territories lost in the Winter War. While German troops were present in Finland, particularly in the northern regions, Finland maintained its sovereignty and operated independently. The relationship was complex, as Finland sought to achieve its own goals while aligning with Germany against a common enemy.
What were the Goals of the world war 2 allied leaders?
No, the last war in Germany was World War 2
Japan and Italy fought against Germany in World War 1 but were on Germany's side in World War 2