How did Germany Get so Strong after Losing WW1? | Animated History
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Germany, when saddled with debt and suffering from inflation, grew to conquer most of Europe in only twenty years. How did the fallout from the Great War cripple their economy in the first place? Why did the Wehrmacht construct the Autobahn? In this Animated History video, we recount the method and the madness that set the stage for World War II
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