Question

How was Hitler’s attack on the Soviet Union similar to his invasion of France?
1. How was Hitler’s attack on the Soviet Union similar to his invasion of France?
2. He relied heavily on the speed, size and power of the German military.
3. He used air power to subdue the enemy quickly.
4. He bombed cities to demoralize the population.
5. He invaded nearby countries first to prove German power.

Answer 1

The Answer is A. He relied heavily on speed,size, and power of the german military

Answer 2

Hitler’s attack on the Soviet Union was similar to his invasion of France -   he relied heavily on the speed, size and power of the German military.

Why did Hitler decide to invade the Soviet Union?

Hitler wanted the vast extent of the Soviet Union as a living space to be repopulated by the German people. He also wanted the resources present in the Soviet Union, especially the oil reserves. Hitler wanted to crush communism in Europe and defeat his powerful rival, Stalin. Hitler's concept of Lebensraum was central to Nazi political thought.

Their ultimate goal included the eventual extermination, enslavement, Germanization and mass deportation to Siberia of the Slavic peoples, and to create more Lebensraum for Germany. In the two years leading up to the invasion, Germany and the Soviet Union signed political and economic pacts for strategic purposes.

The correct answer is option 2.

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