Axis+powers+and+the+Tripartite+Pact

Name: Adolf Hitler Age:49 Birthdate: April 20, 1889 Relationship Status: Its complicated Mood: Nationalistic School: Braunau Primary Secondary School Hometown: Braunau, Austria Income: More than you make Occupation: Dictator

My name is Adolf Hitler, and I am the Supreme Overlord of Germany. I am the head of the Nazi Party, and we are the greatest country in the world. However, as we plunged into World War II, I wanted to secure some Leibenstraum for the great Germans I lead. To do this, I chose to call upon my great bordering countries. Together, we will create the most powerful empire the world has ever seen. I met with Italy, Japan, Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Slovak Republic and created the Tripartite Pact ("World War II" 1). From the Tripartite Pact, the Axis Powers were formed. Together, our empire controls a huge part of Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Pacific Ocean. We must unite to ward off the opposing nations that only wish to see our demise. They succeeded in demoralizing the Germans in the first World War, and I cannot let it happen again. Our opponents go by the group name the Allied Powers ("WWII glossary" 1). They consist of Great Britain and France. They, however, do not stand a chance against the newly formed Axis Powers. Our German Army has the best armored vehicles and airforce. Italy has some of the Best Artillery and gunners on this side of the ocean. Japan doesn't know defeat even if its staring it in the face, and they make up some of the strongest light artillerymen around (Gregor 1). United, the Axis can overcome all and secure a proud and powerful Germany once again.

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