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Who led Germanys rise to power just before World War 2?
Adolf Hitler did.
In what book did Hitler blames Jews for Germanys fate following World War 1?
there were many books that did, including text books in schools.
Did Hitler get any medals?
Question a bit cryptic. Hitler earned 2 medals during the WW I, and those where the iron cross of the 1:st degree and of the 2:nd degree. ---
What year did Hitler gain control of Germany?
January 1933
What are all the places that Hitler invaded during World War 2?
He invaded places in Europe. alot of germanys neighbouring countries polland Switzerland France
Was Adolph Hitler germanys dictator?
Yes he was.
Who did Hitler blame germanys financhel problems on?
On the Jews.
Who was after Hitler?
The jews, he believed that they were to blame for Germanys financial crisis after WW1.
Who led Germanys rise to power just before World War 2?
Adolf Hitler did.
Who blamed Jewish people intellectuals and communists for germanys problems after world war 1?
Adolf Hitler
Why did Hitler start a programme of rearmament after 1933?
a war was inetible and he was always planning to go to war now he has germanys support
Can you gain fairies trust?
You can gain there trust you just have to work hard and never give up until they trust you
What caused Germans to start taking Hitler and his message seriously?
germans started to take hitler seriously because the wanted power. the belived that with hitler the could gain control of th e world and be the best. some where also afraid of him and did it to gain his trust.
Countries taken over by dictators after WW1?
After WW1 germany, Italy, and Japan had dictators. Germanys was HITLER:(
Why did Hitler declare war on Holland?
Because,Holland was either a Ally or Neutal country which was in Germanys way to get near the french border/English channel
What tear did Hitler gain control of Germany?
Hitler became chancellor in 1933.
How do you gain your boyfriends trust when they already have trust issues?
tell him to trust or bust.
