Question

In a paragraph describe Hitler’s strategy in Europe and how it affected Great Britain.

Answer 1

Hitler's general military strategy was to create a "Nazified Europe" where all countries and continents should remain under his power and terror. But when he confronted Great Britain's leaders, they have refused to agree to this said power. One particular leader who really opposed him was Winston Churchill who gave speeches inspiring people to refuse this abomination. Hitler's plans backfired on him because back then Great Britain was one of the most influential countries in Europe. The fact that they do not want to be associated or to be unified in Hitler's idea, paved the way for Hitler's fall from power.

Answer 2

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Hitler launched the Blitzkrieg, a rapid, massive assault that quickly subdued the nations he invaded. After the fall of Poland, Hitler continued to apply this successful strategy, seizing control of more of Europe’s northern and western nations, including France. When seeking to add Britain to his growing empire, Hitler first launched the Blitz, a series of surprise nighttime bombing raids. The point of the strategy was to destroy the nation’s air force, but it was the British pilots who were responsible for ending the Blitz and preventing the invasion of Britain.

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