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Here are some questions,i curnelty working on a project. any assistance would be he;pful to these questions.

q1 OUtbreak of ww1,Allainces,morocan crisis, why did the first world war staryt

q2 outbreak of ww2. Hitler and his foreing policy,how was germany punished.

Q3 britain in firest world war recrutment,battle of the somme. Trench warfare, wwhy so many casualites.

q4 Germany between 1919 and 1929 weimar republic,inflation, why hitler was so successful. Weimar political problems. how did they reconver.

If anyone can help me with them questions i would be graetful.

Search on Ask.co.uk for 'The Treaty of Versailles'.

Hope it helps ;-)

Hitler's popularity: The nationalistic sensibilities of post WW I Germany were greatly offended by the strictures and the reparations imposed by the allies. Inflation ran rampant, and the people were looking for answers. Hitler, disgruntled by his failure in the Art world as taught at the university in München, began to become quite vocal with his ideas on how the country REALLY should be run. People wanted answers, and Hitler, a gifted orator, quickly gained national acceptance. It was a case of the Germans were told what they wanted to hear, something that they soon came to regret. There were other causes, too, but this is all I rmember from my research, which I conducted in the mid-seventies, when I lived in Fürth, Bayern, way before (gasp!) the Wall "collapsed." As for WW I, the only thing I can remeber is a not-too-convincing line about some Autsrian being assassinated.

Maybe he cannot read?

El Blokey wrote:
> Life.

I see.

Life.

El Blokey wrote:
> Ok then, the difference between my and Nasty Boy's post is why the
> British education system is so well respected.
>
> Nasty Boy, if you want legitimate answers may I suggest you a)
> spellcheck and b) post this in the appropriate forum.

What exactly is the appropriate forum? Have SR suddenly created some kind of 'Let other people do your homework' forum or something?

Ok then, the difference between my and Nasty Boy's post is why the British education system is so well respected.

Nasty Boy, if you want legitimate answers may I suggest you a) spellcheck and b) post this in the appropriate forum.

Nasty boy wrote:
> i dont go to school.

Now why doesn't that last statement surprise me...?

i dont go to school.

This is a project im doing at home to learn some historic events. If you aint gonna help then dont bother posting useless stuff.

Nasty boy wrote:
> If anyone can help me with them questions i would be graetful.

^^^ why the British education system is so well respected.