How Did Germany Contribute To Ww2

Military strategies contributed to the outcome of WWII by playing on Europe’s fears, the Axis Powers’ willingness to use as many of their resources as possible in a hope to win the war quickly, and the introduction of new warfare by the Allies. Germany preyed on European country’s fears by manipulating them into believing that he would cooperate at the Munich Conference. Instead, Hitler distracted the Allies by posing a Phony War, which diverted their attention away from their advances on Danish and Norwegian coasts. Germany managed to capture France after German forces took French troops at Dunkirk. The Soviet Union was invaded by the Germans despite the non-aggression pact and, although the Soviet’s army was larger, they didn't have the same
A good example of this is when Hitler manipulated the European powers into believing that he would cooperate with the conditions of the Munich Conference, the appeasement, and the non-aggression pact. Another good example of Germany using military strategies to manipulate the Allies is when they staged the Phony War, which consisted of Allied soldiers and German soldiers essentially stared at each other with no German attack. While that was happening, a surprise attack on Denmark and Norway was put in motion and the Germans built bases along Danish and Norwegian coasts. As a result of this distraction, France fell to German troops after French soldiers were trapped on the coast at Dunkirk. The Nazi’s also wanted control of the Suez Canal and the oil in North Africa, and the Allied and Axis powers were in constant battle against each other for control the North Africa. Eventually, the Axis powers were pushed back enough for the Allies to take Tobruk. The Italians also wanted the Suez Canal, so they invaded Ethiopia through its colony, Somaliland, and had strong navy and airforce bases in Taranto, Sardinia, and Sicily. Mussolini went on to declared war on Britain and France on June 11, 1940, and pushed into Egypt to take control of the Suez Canal. However, they were defeated when the Allies brought in reinforcements from Britain’s colonies Australia
had officially entered the war, the Japanese were cut off from their oil shipments by President Roosevelt because they were going through with plans that supported the Axis Powers. This angered the Japanese, do they decided to attack the U.S. and other Allied countries. The Japanese had gone through a economic disaster, do they imprisoned and killed ten of thousands in a Chinese genocide, which is why they were cut off from their oil shipments. After they were cut off, the Japanese decided to attack British, Dutch and American colonies at the same time, which is why the bombing of Pearl Harbor occurred in December of 1941. As another part of the Japanese military strategies, they invaded the Philippines (which lead to the Battle of Bataan and Bataan Peninsula), Corregidor Island, Malay Peninsula, Singapore, the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia), and Burma. As a result, they now had control over 1 million miles of land and 150 million people. In April of 1942, the Battle of the Coral Sea, which introduced new battle warfare with the use of aircraft carriers and planes to bomb opposing ships and the Battle of Midway saw the Allies attack Midway Island with planes to drop four bombs that destroyed 332 Japanese planes. Eventually, island hopping was used by General Douglas MacArthur to get around heavily defended closer Japanese islands and the Battle of Guadalcanal was the raid that finally saw a victory for the Allies. The U.S. declared war on the Japanese after