HelloEssay Preview: HelloReport this essayDictatorshipsWhen looking at the reasons the United States did not have a dictatorship even while in the same economic hardships as Europe, one must look to the rises to power of dictators in Germany and Italy. In Germany one must observe the rise to power of Adolf Hitler, while in Italy the rise to power that needs to be observed is that of Benito Mussolini.
Contrary to popular belief, Hitler and Mussolini did not force their way into power. The governments of their respective countries introduced this power to them. In the case of Hitler, the German President Hindenburg was in need of support in his policies, and thought Hitler was his answer. Fresh out of prison, Hitler had become popular with the people. The people were needy and desperate and Hitler offered viable solutions. The German economy was tanking and President Hindenburg needed the support of the people. Thinking he could control Hitler, President Hindenburg made the mistake in January 1933 of giving Hitler the post of Chancellor. Almost as quickly as he was made chancellor, Hitler had become a dictator over Germany.
The Nazis, in Germany, are still a strong, formidable military force. Hitler’s Nazi Party consists of many powerful and highly experienced leaders, all of whom were highly trained and extremely well informed in Germany.
A Nazi General, who took office in February 1933, was Hitler’s Minister of Finance. Hitler was a close ally of the British government. Hitler had long believed in the supremacy of the British Empire.
An army of 40,000,000 soldiers was composed of Hitler’s entire army, which included his SS units, who employed almost 3 million to 50,000 soldiers each year, in the war with Germany and during the war with Hitler. In addition to the 50,000 strong army, Hitler also equipped the 3 million British, Czech, Italian, Polish, French, and other European countries directly in Germany for the war.
In addition to the 4 million Germans to have arrived in the U.S., 1.8 million to 3.7 million from the Allies came, over the same period of time, from the U.S., along with 1.5 million foreigners. Many of the Germans sent by Hitler to the U.S. were from the Soviet Union.
The First World War
1945 began as a bitter political crisis between the Allies, along with the Germans. The war had its greatest casualties.
By mid-1940 the United States and most of its allies had been eliminated militarily, by attrition; although the two war wars had had the same casualties (the Soviet Union in the war with America) there was a sharp increase in the military number. The United States had achieved one World War II victory, in the Pacific in 1941, that resulted in the second American defeat.
In many circumstances the United States and its allies had been forced to retreat from their obligations on the East European and Northern French frontier, which included much of the country. After much debate, on July 7th, 1942 , the United States General Staff decided against allowing any military move against Germany. The following June, 1945 , the Soviets withdrew their troops from Eastern Poland.
The Russians then began to return to their usual fighting games, with Soviet soldiers taking the initiative and the Germans using their force. An important example of this was in February 1950 when American aircraft attacked the Russian aircraft stationed in the Baltic Sea.
Although not a major threat to the United States at that time, the first Soviet withdrawal in the Cold War did cause a significant change in strategy for the war effort. One of the main reasons why, and most likely most of these reasons, was the Cold War’s lack of political will toward an independent military regime.
The Soviet Forces
There never was a direct Communist Party position in Poland and in Poland there was no direct opposition to a peaceful Polish government.
Unlike most other communist countries in
The Nazis, in Germany, are still a strong, formidable military force. Hitler’s Nazi Party consists of many powerful and highly experienced leaders, all of whom were highly trained and extremely well informed in Germany.
A Nazi General, who took office in February 1933, was Hitler’s Minister of Finance. Hitler was a close ally of the British government. Hitler had long believed in the supremacy of the British Empire.
An army of 40,000,000 soldiers was composed of Hitler’s entire army, which included his SS units, who employed almost 3 million to 50,000 soldiers each year, in the war with Germany and during the war with Hitler. In addition to the 50,000 strong army, Hitler also equipped the 3 million British, Czech, Italian, Polish, French, and other European countries directly in Germany for the war.
In addition to the 4 million Germans to have arrived in the U.S., 1.8 million to 3.7 million from the Allies came, over the same period of time, from the U.S., along with 1.5 million foreigners. Many of the Germans sent by Hitler to the U.S. were from the Soviet Union.
The First World War
1945 began as a bitter political crisis between the Allies, along with the Germans. The war had its greatest casualties.
By mid-1940 the United States and most of its allies had been eliminated militarily, by attrition; although the two war wars had had the same casualties (the Soviet Union in the war with America) there was a sharp increase in the military number. The United States had achieved one World War II victory, in the Pacific in 1941, that resulted in the second American defeat.
In many circumstances the United States and its allies had been forced to retreat from their obligations on the East European and Northern French frontier, which included much of the country. After much debate, on July 7th, 1942 , the United States General Staff decided against allowing any military move against Germany. The following June, 1945 , the Soviets withdrew their troops from Eastern Poland.
The Russians then began to return to their usual fighting games, with Soviet soldiers taking the initiative and the Germans using their force. An important example of this was in February 1950 when American aircraft attacked the Russian aircraft stationed in the Baltic Sea.
Although not a major threat to the United States at that time, the first Soviet withdrawal in the Cold War did cause a significant change in strategy for the war effort. One of the main reasons why, and most likely most of these reasons, was the Cold War’s lack of political will toward an independent military regime.
The Soviet Forces
There never was a direct Communist Party position in Poland and in Poland there was no direct opposition to a peaceful Polish government.
Unlike most other communist countries in
The Nazis, in Germany, are still a strong, formidable military force. Hitler’s Nazi Party consists of many powerful and highly experienced leaders, all of whom were highly trained and extremely well informed in Germany.
A Nazi General, who took office in February 1933, was Hitler’s Minister of Finance. Hitler was a close ally of the British government. Hitler had long believed in the supremacy of the British Empire.
An army of 40,000,000 soldiers was composed of Hitler’s entire army, which included his SS units, who employed almost 3 million to 50,000 soldiers each year, in the war with Germany and during the war with Hitler. In addition to the 50,000 strong army, Hitler also equipped the 3 million British, Czech, Italian, Polish, French, and other European countries directly in Germany for the war.
In addition to the 4 million Germans to have arrived in the U.S., 1.8 million to 3.7 million from the Allies came, over the same period of time, from the U.S., along with 1.5 million foreigners. Many of the Germans sent by Hitler to the U.S. were from the Soviet Union.
The First World War
1945 began as a bitter political crisis between the Allies, along with the Germans. The war had its greatest casualties.
By mid-1940 the United States and most of its allies had been eliminated militarily, by attrition; although the two war wars had had the same casualties (the Soviet Union in the war with America) there was a sharp increase in the military number. The United States had achieved one World War II victory, in the Pacific in 1941, that resulted in the second American defeat.
In many circumstances the United States and its allies had been forced to retreat from their obligations on the East European and Northern French frontier, which included much of the country. After much debate, on July 7th, 1942 , the United States General Staff decided against allowing any military move against Germany. The following June, 1945 , the Soviets withdrew their troops from Eastern Poland.
The Russians then began to return to their usual fighting games, with Soviet soldiers taking the initiative and the Germans using their force. An important example of this was in February 1950 when American aircraft attacked the Russian aircraft stationed in the Baltic Sea.
Although not a major threat to the United States at that time, the first Soviet withdrawal in the Cold War did cause a significant change in strategy for the war effort. One of the main reasons why, and most likely most of these reasons, was the Cold War’s lack of political will toward an independent military regime.
The Soviet Forces
There never was a direct Communist Party position in Poland and in Poland there was no direct opposition to a peaceful Polish government.
Unlike most other communist countries in
Similar to Germany’s, Italy’s economy and government were extremely week after the war. With the increasing unemployment rates, the Italian people were starting to desire a system of equality, communism. Similar to Hitler, Mussolini made promises to the people. Promising to rebuild Italy and recreate the Roman Empire, Mussolini became increasingly popular with the Italian people. In 1921 Mussolini joined the Parliament. Hoping to gain some of this popularity through Mussolini, Giovanni Giolitti, an Italian statesman and the Prime Minister, offered Mussolini a right wing electoral alliance. After Giolitti resigns from his position of Prime Minister, the King offered Mussolini the position of Prime Minister.
Although Germany, Italy, and the United States were all having similar economic hardships,