Nationalistic pride was a tool used by the Nazi's prior to and during the second world war to control the people of Germany. Nazism relies on vilifying groups of people to achieve it's aims of control.
To do this they had to make a comparison which was in favour of the so called 'Aryan race'. Since the Nazi's wanted to control the German people, it was necessary to elevate their self esteem.
They did this through tools such as national pride. Promoting the symbolic idea of the perfect German allowed them to produce a situation where the German people legitimately thought that they were superior to groups such as the Jews, Roma Gypsies, physically and mentally people. This eventually allowed the Nazis to persecute anyone they wanted without opposition from the German people.
It reduced Germany's size and eliminated most of its military. It took land from the Germans, as well as demilitarising it. The Germans felt vunerable because they might be attacked and have little defence. They also had to take the blame for the war and pay back money that mostly went to France and Belgium.
Americans felt that the Germans ware their enemy in 1917 because they though Germany through their leader Hitlar wanted to rule them.
because it felt like it
Many of the British felt a strong racial tie to the Germans. Some also felt that joining the war because Germany invaded France was an incredibly foolish and misguided idea that seriously endangered Britain.
They were angry that their ruined economy was causing difficult times.
She was Humiliated when she presented her project.
Many Germans felt they had been treated unfairly in the Treaty of Versailles
Humiliated means totally embarrassed. Here are some sentences.He was humiliated when his friends found out he'd been talking about them behind their backs.She felt humiliated when her dress split at the party.The bully taunted and humiliated his victims.
Bullying is a humiliating experience. Because I didn't prepare, my speech in front of the class felt humiliating.
The farmer was humiliated when all his crops withered. One day, I was strolling along the street of my humble town, and I was humiliated when some people pointed and laughed at my pet dog, who was wearing a hotdog suit. I was playing poker one day, but was humiliated when I lost three rounds in a row. I humiliated all others who dare answer this question with my obvious judo grip on the English language.
he gassed them, shot them, worked them to death and humiliated them in the most horrible ways possible, how do you think he felt. In fact he loved them.
the girl in my school wants to humiliate me in front of everyone.
Anne Frank and her family felt that the Germans were the enemy because they were part of the occupying force in the Netherlands during World War II, implementing oppressive laws and restrictions on Jewish people. The Germans were responsible for carrying out deportations and implementing the Holocaust, which resulted in the deaths of millions of Jewish people, including Anne and her family.
after the world war 1 Germany was severly punished.she had to pay huge amounts of money as compensation for the war. Her military forces were brought down,her airforces were reduced and the submarines were completely banned. The Germans felt humiliated by the treaty of versailles,so they belived only a leader with absolute power can restore their past glory. And as Hitler was an exellent orator his speeches,the brown shirts and the Swasthika flag appealed to them. this paved way for the rise of hitler
Gwyneth Paltrow felt humiliated on the red carpet premiere of Iron Man 3 because she didn't wear any underwear. This combined with her sheer see through dress made her feel really uncomfortable.
Many Germans felt that the war-guilt clause in the Treaty of Versailles unfairly placed all blame for World War I on Germany, leading to a strong sense of injustice and humiliation. This contributed to the rise of nationalist sentiments and public resentment towards the treaty, fueling support for revisionist and militaristic attitudes in the interwar period.
For most of time during World War 1, the Germans always felt they had the upper hand and won most of the battles. The entry of the USA on the Allies' side however discouraged the Germans and gave the Allies a lift.