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Why Did Germany Lose Ww2

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Germany’s defeat in World War I had one of the largest impacts on the world, it led to the uprising of a fascist dictator who changed the world. Adolf Hitler was a man with great power who had complete control of Germany. The Nazi Party was that fascist political party that rose to power during the German depression. The Culture of the Nazis was different than normal germans and had strong morals. The bringing about of World War II led to many deaths and many lives forever changed. In the end, when Nazi Germany fell brought about the end of war along with the death of a man. The Nazi Party was one of the most powerful government groups with a great influence but had a terrible outcome.
Adolf Hitler was a man with great power and influence. Adolf was born April 20, 1889, in Braunau am Inn, Austria. Adolf had it rough as a child. Adolf clashed with his father a lot, his father disagreed with Adolf 's artwork. He Left his home in Austria in December of 1907 and traveled to Vienna. Adolf tried to get into the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts but was denied twice. He then turned his eyes toward a more militant leading career.
In 1914, Adolf tried to enlist in the Austrian Army but was denied fro a handful of reasons. Adolf then tried to enlist in the …show more content…

The US entered World War II on December 1, 1941 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. The first battle for the US was Operation Torch (November 8, 1942). On July 25, 1943, Mussolini was forced to step down from power by the Fascist Grand Council. A new leader took over and formed a secret armistice with the allies on September 3. Then on D-Day- On June 6, 1944, western allies Invade Normandy Beach. Allies had complete air superiority before the attack took place. The attack was split into five divisions along the beach. Britain and the US consisted of two divisions each and Canada and French troops were to take one division. Within a month the beach help over one million Allied troops. This was the main turning point in the

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