Hitler's blunders contributed to the allied victory; ex, withholding the Panzer reserves away from local control of Rommel prior to the Normandy invasions. His stance of not retreating, led to the debacle of the Falaise pocket which destroyed many of his best divisions in the west, among them the 12th SS, Panzer Lehr, and others. Hope this helps.
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Washington's address argued for a careful foreign policy of friendly neutrality that would avoid creating implacable enemies or international friendships of dubious value, nor entangle the United States in foreign alliances.
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American and domestic foreign policy during World War 2 were linked in that once America entered the war it had a significant impact on its economy. ... It was Hitler who declared war on the USA. Prior to that American domestic politics were dominated by the arguments between interventionism and isolationism.
<span>It was a resounding victory for the German army and proved that they could defeat larger armies through superior tactics and training.</span>
