How did the German Revolution lead to World War 2??

Answer 1

You mean the genocide and taking over other countries by force? Yeah, that was a good start for a World War.

Answer 2

I am not sure what German Revolution you are referring to. The Germans experienced significant upheaval in 1848 and Unification at the end of that century, but nothing that we would characterize as Revolution.

The factors leading to World War II are (in my opinion) as follows:

World War I (WW 2 is just the second half of that game)

The Treaty of Versailles - this onerous treaty that laid all the guilt for WW I on the Germans (courtesy of the Brits and French) laid the foundation for a desire for payback...and the Germans got their payback big time.

The Russian Revolution -- the rise of Communism in Russia had a profound impact on Germany --- the communist uprising (Spartacist Uprising) in Berlin in 1919 terrified the Germans into believing that communists were trying to take over the country...and I suppose they were! This was put down by the Freikorps...which becomes the nucleus of the NAZI party.

Hitler is elected Chancellor in 1933...takes the power of dictator and boom the seeds of World War Two come to fruition.

Answer 3

The Nazi party was also called National Socialists (National Socialist German Workers Party, or NSDAP). They believed that there was primarily one race capable of establishing and maintaining this order throughout the world. This race was called Aryan race. They believed in the idea that the original speakers of the Indo-European languages and their descendants up to the present day constituted a distinctive race - the Aryan race. In its best-known incarnation, under Nazism, it was argued that the earliest Aryans were identical to Nordic people. Belief in the superiority of the "Aryan race" is sometimes referred to as Aryanism.

These ideas combined with the economic rise of the German state eventually lead to the World War II.

Answer 4

It wasn't really a german revolution. Germany's leader, Hitler, gradually started WW2. He wanted to pay back for the mistreatment of germany in WW1. He wanted to find scapegoats for the war, so he blamed the jews. He started taking over many European countries. Other nations got mad, but they didn't want to do anything because they didn't want another war. Then, HItler invaded one neutral country, Poland I believe, which triggered war. He said he wasn't going to invade that country, but he did. France and Britian were the military aid to Poland, so war began between Germany, France and Britian. Then other nations started getting in, and thats how WW2 started.

Answer 5

I'm not familiar with what you mean by "the German Revolution", but if you mean what I think you mean (1918-1932), the German people did not like having their faces rubbed in the fact that they had lost World War I. The Allies, by forcing them to get rid of the Kaiser and to disarm almost totally, gave someone like Hitler something to grab onto when he came to power in Germany. If only Adolf Hitler had restricted his agenda to merely presiding over Germany and rebuilding her economy.......... Alas, he started trying to conquer Europe and striking out at people he didn't like.

Answer 6

Hitler wants to destroy every Jews and make the whole world Germany

Answer 7

Ever watch the reactions of parent when 2 kids fight?
He did this, but he did that, etc etc etc.
You never really know, nor care who started the fight.

Just ask yourself why you fight with people?
Is it all their fault? Your? or both?

Answer 8

insisted on working smart and study in training for case, let them quickly become a strong country

Answer 9

They followed Hitler