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Why did Hitler want to unite Germany and Austria?
Germany wanted to Unite Austria and Germany because Hitler was an Austrian and there were 8 million German speakers in Austria, It would mean if they reunited with Austria, more living space, which was one of Hitlers main political aims. It also meant that again they would be breaking the treaty of Versailles and Pushing Britain and France even more to their limits. As well as this It would mean that those 8 million German speakers would probably want to Join Germany , more people in Hitlers army, causing a greater threat of war.
What were Adolf Hitler's aims?
To destroy the Treaty of VersaillesTo unite all German speaking peopleTo create living space (Lebensraum)To rearmNazi Soviet pactto return germany colonies
Hitler's plan to unite Germany with Austria was called?
Anschluss
Why did Hitler have a thing for Jewish people?
Hitler hated the Jews because before he wanted to rule the world he was an artist and he didnt get paid very much. The Jews on the otherhand had most of the well paid jobs and that was when Hitler started to hate the Jews.
Did Germany achieve its goals in World War 2?
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.
