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(Note: Question Corrected from "WWI" to "WWII")
The Treaty of Versailles, which ended WWI, imposed many severe restrictions on Germany's military structure. Among these was a clause forbidding Germany from having armed aircraft. Obviously, history shows that Germany disregarded many of the Treaty's restrictions, as it had one of the largest and most advanced Air Forces in the world at the outbreak of the war.
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In World War 1 what country had the strongest air force?
germany
What secret treaty between Germany and Russia allowed Germany to prepare militarily for World War 2?
In 1922, the signing of the 'Treaty of Rapallo' in the Italian town of Rapallo ,as a result allowed for the normalizing of diplomatic relations ,including the soviet Union allowed Germany to use their facilities and territory to develop military hardware and train pilots from the German's so-called 'amatuer air gliding club's'.This allowed Germany to be well equiped and trained long before other country's understood what was happening .One mintue no air force ,next minute well trainned and equiped air force,just like magic ,under the very noses of the rest of the world.That help from Russia ,came back to haunt Russia later,when the German's used that hardware and trainned against them.
What finally forced Germany's unconditional surrender in World War 2?
They were surrounded , their air force was decimated, most of their army was gone.
Why was adolf Hitler important in world war 2?
Hitler was important to people because he had been leading the force against the Treaty of Versailles. He had exploited Germany's weakness at the end of World War One to convince the Germans into supporting him. People of Germany saw him as the way for Germany to rise as a powerful and strong country.
What changes allowed women to enter the work force inthe 1920?
World War I was the largest change that allowed women to enter the work force in the 1920s. Men were drafted into the war, which left vacancies at factory jobs, which had typically not been available to women before then.
What was the name of the Star Trek TOS episode not allowed to be aired in Germany?
"Patterns of Force", in which Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock find themselves on a world in which society is modeled after the Nazi Third Reich. A VHS tape of this episode was eventually allowed in Germany, but the episode was never broadcast with the others.
In World War 1 what country had the strongest air force?
germany
What were Germany's aims in the First World War and how did they influence the course of the conflict?
Germany's aims in the First World War were to expand its territory, increase its power, and establish itself as a dominant force in Europe. These aims influenced the course of the conflict by leading Germany to pursue aggressive military strategies, such as the Schlieffen Plan, which ultimately contributed to the escalation of the war and its devastating consequences.
What cause the balance of power to shift in Europe in the years leading up to the?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
After world war 2 what allied force was found in germany?
After WW2 all the major Allied countries occupied Germany
What cause the balance of power to shift in Europe in the years leading up to the war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
. What caused the balance of power to shift in Europe in the years leading up to the war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
What caused the balance of the power to shift in Europe in the years leading up to the war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
What caused the balance of power to shift in Europe in the year's leading up to war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
What caused the balance of power to shift to Europe in the years leading up to the war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
What caused the balance of powers to shift in Europe in the years leading up to the war?
Germany became an empire with the ability to rival other world powers. Germany also chose to rule in a way that was harmful to people, and could be dangerous if it spread throughout Europe. War was the only way to force Germany to slow down.
What was the compromise of the Treaty of Versailles?
The victorious allies decided on tha fate of Germany -blame Germany for the war -make Germany pay reperations -army was restricted to 100'000 men, no air force, 6 battle-ships, no submarines etc. -Germany lost 13% of its territory -Germany was divided into 4 zone, Berlin as well
