German Families

1. The German defeat in World War One brought social chaos, inflation and economic ruin to most German families including Heydrich's.

Western Front

1. In 1918, as a political result of German defeat on the Western front in World War I, the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy collapsed. (Web site)

December 1941

1. The German defeat has often been blamed on Hitler himself, who had taken over direct command of German armies in December 1941.

Sharp Change

1. But the German defeat in front of Moscow in November–December led to a sharp change of emphasis. (Web site)

Stalingrad

1. But compared with the German defeat at Stalingrad these were merely local events in the global war.
2. As the Polish resistance grew bolder in 1943 after the German defeat at Stalingrad, German reprisal efforts escalated. (Web site)

German Defeat

1. As the war was drawing to a German defeat, Himmler was considered by many to be a candidate to succeed Hitler as the Führer of Germany. (Web site)
2. Forced labor Labor shortages in the German war economy became critical especially after German defeat in the battle of Stalingrad in 1942-1943.
3. Kursk was the first major German defeat in summer and has a good claim to be a battle at least as decisive as Stalingrad. (Web site)

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1. Stalingrad
2. German Families
3. German Armies
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5. Sharp Change
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