How Did Germany Change After Ww2

World War 2 was one of the most worst wars in recent history, World War II had lasted for about seven years, involving 113 countries. The beginning of 1939, the Allied forces were Russia, USA and Britain. to stop Nazi Germany from attempting to take over the world. By 1945, Western Europe had been rampaged, an entire race of people had come close to eradication, and the dynamic of power in many participating countries was to change forever. A man from Germany, Adolf Hitler was in charge of the Nazi party with an intention to kill anyone not normal like Jews. After WW1, the Treaty of Versailles, meant that Germany was limited in what they could do. During the 1930s, the Nazis starting taking more power and did certain stuff that was not good. This caused the Allied countries to become concerned, and when the Nazis invaded over Poland in September 1939, then France and Britain declared war on Germany. After that there were 6 years of nothing but hitler in charge. Things became slowly worse, with the Nazis establishing Jewish ghettos in Poland in 1940, and the concentration camps 1942. It is estimated that 6 million Jews were killed during this time period . Other minorities were aimed at by the Nazis, including homosexuals, Romani and people with disabilities
Some of the most well-known battles include the Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, El Alamein , Iwo Jima, and the Battle of the Bugle. The D-Day landings in June 1944 are also some of the most famous events from the war, since many people consider it a turning point in the course of the war. D-Day resulted in the taking over of Paris, and allowed the Allied countries to close in around Germany. By 1944, the Nazi attack on the Soviet Union was becoming unsuccessful, and the Soviets were bringing the Eastern countries closer to Germany, meaning that the final year of the war saw Hitler swithced his defense/offensive