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After the war, the general population believed they had been stabbed in the back by the leading generals of Germany. The fighters on the German front believed that they were in face winning the fight, however only the people back home and high up in the government knew the true problem of munitions and food shortages. Germany was forced to surrender, but, the general populous had no idea why.
Groups such as the Friecorps, roughly translating to the 'Free People' or 'Free Squad' started emerging, as rumors of the war being surrendered unnecessarily by the communists or the Jews. The Friecorps, (which Hitler himself was even a part of) engaged in a lot of fighting with Communist and other minorities groups.
This lead to each group wanting to seize power of Germany, before their opposing group did, and combined with the general feeling of civil unrest in Germany, many uprisings took place. Maybe most famously, the Kapt-Putsch in which Hitler was jailed for attempting a revolution.
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Why were there so many civilian deaths in World War 2?
I don't know about other countries but Germany was bombed a lot. Look into Germany bombings in World War 2.
Why do you think Canada and many other nations did so little to help the Jews in Germany in the 1930s?
* The Great Depression * Antisemitism
How many dreadnoughts were built in ww1?
Britain built 29 ships, Germany built 17. So that makes 46
World war 2 began when Germany invaded what country?
Germany started World War II by invadingPolandGermany first invaded Poland, as an act they stated was just to get back some of the land they had lost in World War I. As many of you may know, not many countries apart from Germany were hungry for war, so they let it pass, thinking it was the last hostile act Germany would make. As it turned out, they were wrong.
Why did Germany become republic country after World War I?
At the end of World War 1 Germany was in a terrible condition. Germany began to crumble from within. The seamen were on strike, the social situation was terrible (a lot of people were poor) and so there were many riots out on the streets (German Revolution). Germany had clearly lost the war and so Kaiser Wilhelm II was forced to abdicate. He fled to the Netherlands in exile. The moment he abdicated was the moment Germany had no monarch as head of state, and so Germany officially became a republic on the 9th of November 1918.
How many counties in Germany?
In Germany there are so far 413 counties
How many hours does it take to fly from Germany to Europe?
Germany is in Europe so the answer is zero.
Why did so many Jews stay in Germany?
they did not have enough money probably so they did not move
How many people per doctor in Germany?
i actually live in Germany so i no that its 1 person per doctor :)
What animals live in Germany and now in England?
im from Germany and they have the same animals as in the states but not every animal and not so many
How many Jews died in ghettos in Nazi Germany?
a lot. People are unlikely to answer this question as Germany and other countries have not yet revealed how many have died in Germany so you, nor any other person who wants to find this out, will be able to find out how many Jews have died at the Nazi Germany time.
Why did so many countries around the world join in the against Germany?
hitler
What was so great about the Peasants Revolt?
The peasants did not succeed, but the revolt set the stage for future uprisings like the Protestant reformation and the French Revolution.
How are Singapore's and Germany's medical schools?
Excellent. Germany in particular has been at the forefront of medicine for many years. Hence there are so many German root words in medical terminology.
How come so many Nazi landmarks no longer exist in Germany?
I believe because Nazism and anything associated with it is illegal in Germany today.
How many times have Germany been in the world cup?
Well Germany are a pretty good team so I' m saying about 6 times
Why did Germany get blame for WW1?
they had to blame it on someone, so why not Germany?
