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Why Was Hitler Defeated During Ww1

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During the start of the war, the German Army was very prepared. As they were defeated during World War I, they have had become more competitive and never wanted to get defeated again. New weapons for the war such as tanks, armored divisions, air power were well used. During the war, there was a concentration camp for people who were opposing Hitler. Whoever opposed him was either put in a concentration camp or was shot. Goering, Himmler, and Heydrich were Hitler’s enemies or suspects were killed

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