Why did the Germans in WW2 have such advanced technology?
How were the Germans so scientifically/ technologically advanced in WWII?
In WWII did Germany ever go on 24/7 war materials production? What was the most technologically advanced airplane made during WW2? How was Hitler able to rebuild Germany so quickly? How was the German navy built during WW1? How much did the Allies repair and re-use German military equipment during WW2? Why was Hitler so successful in the economic revival of Germany after WWI? How could German air defences have been improved in WW2? Have WWII German soldiers been misunderstood? WWII: How could Germany build such a powerful army within so short period of time if they were not allowed to have an army for about 20 years? What was Germany's military plan for fighting a two-front war in WWII? What was the outcome? Given the impact German scientists like Albert Einstein, Werner Heisenberg etc had, would we be living in a more advanced world had WW2 not occurred? With the economic, military and technological might of the United States, did the Nazis ever stand a realistic chance of winning World War 2? Is it bad to be a fan of Nazi Germany just for their technological advancement in World War 2? Did Nazi Germany have plans to conquer the whole world? What was West Germany like in the 1950s? If the Nazi never existed (or won WWII), would today's space technology and science be as they are today? If the Germans had won the Battle of Britain and occupied Britain, would they have implemented the Holocaust there as well? What happened to all the WWII firearms issued by the German military? What did Germany do between 1933 (Hitler comes to power and takes over a broken society with severe international limitations imposed on military growth) and 1939 (a country powerful enough to almost defeat all major European powers)? Is there a time in German history when technical workers were looked down upon? If yes, when? Was it ever possible for Germany to win World War II? How could Germany have won World War II? How severe was the damage caused by Germany during WWI? Is Germany's military in 2017 as powerful as Hitler's army was in 1940? Is there a time in German history when technical workers were looked down upon? Why? How did different religions shape Hitler's aims of making a greater Germany? Who the fuck invented german language? What were the similarities and contrast of Japan and Germany's roles in WWII? Was the Wehrmacht just as responsible for the war crimes and atrocities that the Nazis committed? How did Germany and Japan recover in such a short amount of time after WW2?