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Here Are Additional Pictures of Germany Post WWII
This is Germany in 1945, their size was greatly decreased
World War II for Germany(Continued)
During World War II
-In 1941, Germany invaded and conquered Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Greece
-In 1941, Hitler decided to attack the Soviet Union
-Germany conquered most of Eastern Europe including a large part of Western Russia
The End of World War II for Germany
-After conquering so much land, their thinly spread army lines proved to be the downfall for Germany
- The Soviet Army forced Germany all the way back to Germany by 1945
- The Western allies entered Germany from the west in 1945 ending the Nazi dynasty as the allies reached Berlin
Here is a picture of Germany in 1941
Consequences for Germany
World War II For Germany
Pre-World War II
Finances
- Germany felt the effects of their defeat in World War I for much of the 1920's and early 1930's
- The economy collapsed and the national morale was down.
-Germany spent a lot of money on the war and their death machines even when they knew they were going to lose
- This enables Nazi party to rise to power and turn Germany around during the 1930's
During World War II
-Because of this they were financially destroyed after the war
- In 1940 Germany invaded Poland, Denmark, and Norway provoking war declarations from France and Great Britain
-They owed more than a trillion dollars in debt (1,000,000,000,000)
-They then invaded the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg to prepare for their invasion of France
-They proceeded to successfully invade France but unsuccessfully invade the Great Britain
Economy
-20% of all housing was destroyed
-Food production in 1947 was only 51% of its level in 1938
-Industrial output in 1947 was only one-third the level in 1938
-A lot of the working men were killed
Interesting Facts
Consequences For Germany (Continued)
Death Toll
-It took 45 years, until 1990, for East and West Germany to reunite
-A total of 7,393,000 people died in Germany which is over 10% of their population
Political Consequences
Of World War II
-Of those people, 1,860,000 citizens of Germany died
-Germany just recently repaid all of its World War 1 debts so they still owe a lot of money for World War 2
-5,530,000 people in the military died
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-Though East Germany was not a Democracy, Germany is run by a Democracy right now
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-Though the United States and other allied powers fought against Germany, after the war, they helped Germany financially to rebuild their economy and they helped give Germany a new Constitution
Consequences For Germany (Continued)
The Country Splits
United Nations
-After the war Germany and its capital Berlin were divided into 4 parts
-The zones were to be controlled by Great Britain, the United States, France, and the Soviet Union
-The United Nations was established in 1945 and there were 50 original members
Consequences For Germany (Continued)
-The three Western allies and the Soviet Union disagreed on many things as time went on
No Immediate Leader
-Germany was not allowed to join as an original member because they were blamed for World War II
-Eventually Germany was divided into East Germany and West Germany and they were separated by the Berlin Wall
-After the war, the Nazi regime was destroyed.
East and West Germany
-Families on the opposite side of the Berlin Wall were not allowed to see each other
-Also, because they lost World War II, they are not a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council meaning they are unable to veto any Council resolution
-Adolf Hitler committed suicide and most of the rest of the Nazi leaders were tried and executed in Nuremberg
-West Germany was a democratic state and East Germany was under a communist government
-East and West Germany both joined the United Nations in 1973
-West Germany allied with the United States, Germany, and France, while East Germany allied with the Soviet Union
-Hitler's death signified the end to the Nazi party in Germany
-Because of this, Germany was left without a leader