Topic: How important was Germany right before WWII?

Mark Conley · May 29th, 2004

and remember..the first sign of euro civil war I and we nuke the topic!

Yes you might want to re-define the terms guys...since the former topic dealt with hitler, can we assume its the importantance of germany in europe from lets say 1919 to 1945?

remember...importance can deal with anything that effected europe at that time. I seem to remember that Germany was the most heavily Industrialised nation during that period, so could manufacturing place it in value or importance above all other nations?

Just asking...

May 29th, 2004
Mark Conley	and remember..the first sign of euro civil war I and we nuke the topic! Yes you might want to re-define the terms guys...since the former topic dealt with hitler, can we assume its the importantance of germany in europe from lets say 1919 to 1945? remember...importance can deal with anything that effected europe at that time. I seem to remember that Germany was the most heavily Industrialised nation during that period, so could manufacturing place it in value or importance above all other nations? Just asking... “If we should have to fight, we should be prepared to do so from the neck up instead of from the neck down.”— General James H. Doolittle, USAAF