Germany could have the Lebensraum (living space) that the Nazis believed was required for the nation to survive and grow.
<h3>How did fascism in Germany contribute to World War II?</h3>
When World War II began in September 1939, one of the Nazis' primary goals was to expand Germany's territorial boundaries and influence so that all ethnic Germans could live together.
Thus, in this manner, Germany mobilized its resources and population and expanded its territorial boundaries and influence so that all ethnic Germans could live together.
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The main aim of the Treaty of Vienna (1815) was to generate a long term peace plan for Europe. In order to maintain peace, the members of this meeting (France, Great Britain, Prussia, etc.) agreed upon new national boundaries and re-organized territories. Within this new boundaries, the members of this meeting wanted to ensure that no one country would have too much power or influence in Europe. By balancing out the amount of territory and political power each country had, these nations hoped that this would prevent any future conflicts in Europe.
