World war II?

Question

Where did World War II start off at, did it start in Germany as like a civil war than spread out into a world war, or was it the other way around? Also were there Jews in Germany or not?

Answer 1

Jews have lived in Germany, at least since the early 4th century.

As many as half of the Jews in Germany, in 1933, fled before the Holocaust.

The n**i persecution of the Jews culminated in the Holocaust, in which approximately 6 million European Jews were deported and murdered during the Second World War.

It is believed that between 170,000 and 200,000 German Jews were killed.

Answer 2

Some people believe World War 2 started in 1939. On August 31, 1939, Hitler and the n***s staged a Polish attack on a minor German radio station in order to justify a German invasion of Poland. On September 1, Hitler declared war on Poland stating one of his reasons for the invasion was because of "the attack by regular Polish troops on the Gleiwitz transmitter."

Some say World War 2 started in late 1931 with the Japanese invasion of Manchuria. This is sometimes referred to as the Mukden Incident. The major invasion of China by Japan was in 1937.

There were Jews in Germany, and they were not spared from the horrors the other Jewish people faced.

Answer 3

The first time that Germany took land without paying or anything like that was when they took control of the Rhineland in France.

Answer 4

I suppose most people would consider the German invasion of Poland in 1939 as the start of the war, but it was in the works well before that.

Yes, there were many Jews in Germany and many that tried to get the heck out as war loomed and the n**i anti-jewish policies became obvious.  So many in fact that other countries started to refuse to let them in.  A very high proportion that failed to get away paid for it with their lives.

That was one bunch of mentally disturbed individuals that took power in Germany in the 30's (my opinion).

Answer 5

World War II started when Germany invaded Poland on September 1st, 1939. This resulted in a declaration of war from Britain and France. There was no civil war in Germany at the time. There was only Hitler bent on taking over all of Europe. There were a lot of Jews in Germany and most of them were shipped to concentration camps where the vast majority of them were either gassed or worked to death. The U.S. came into the war in 1941 and this pretty much ended any chance Germany had of winning.

Answer 6

Did you know that there are jews in nearly all countries? and there was no civil war in germany. find a 20th century history book in your nearest library. the rudimentary facts will be contained therein.

Answer 7

In the aftermath of World War I, a defeated Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles.This caused Germany to lose a significant portion of its territory, prohibited the annexation of other states, limited the size of German armed forces and imposed massive reparations. However when hitler came to power he re-militarized the rhineland which itself was a violation of the Treaty of Versailles.  in March of 1938, Germany annexed Austria with very little opposition from other European powers.

Next Hitler moved military forces into Czechoslovakia. Which led to the full occupation of Czechoslovakia by the Germans.

In 1939 hitler invaded poland which ultimatly led britain, france and 53 other countries to declare war on germany

The rest as they say is history

Hope i helped

Answer 8

it really started with Japan in Manchuria. But in Europe, it started when Hitler invaded Poland.

And yes, there were many German Jews. Many tried to flee, but they were denied entrance to the US and sent back.

Answer 9

as far as i know there was never a civil war in Germany.

Hitler seized power by influence. He was all ready chancelor so he just became Fuheur one day.

he had brought the n**i party into power by his influence of revenge over the treaty of versailes.

Answer 10

well the war started because germany invaded poland and i think there was jew in germany