Question

Germany’s development of Blitzkrieg tactics for use in the Second World War is best explained in the context of
Nazi Germany’s alliance with the ideologically similar regime of Fascist Italy

A

German leaders’ desire to minimize the destruction of conquered territories

B

the greater size of Germany’s population relative to France, its main opponent in the First World War

C

Germany’s desire to avoid the stalemate of trench warfare that had typified the First World War

Answer 1

Answer:

Best option is C

Explanation:

During ww1, Germany nor the Allies could break through the stale mate. And when germany started the 2nd world war, they didn't want a long and grueling war like the first. They then invented blitzkrieg to be able to smash through the allied defenses, to bring a swift end to the war.