Factors Contributing to Germany's Defeat in World War II

This chapter explores the various factors that led to Germany's defeat in World War II, including the demand for unconditional surrender, Hitler's refusal to consider capitulation, support for the regime, fear and repression, the structure of Nazi leadership, the behavior of the generals, and the expansion of Nazi party control. It also highlights the lack of opposition and alternative source of loyalty to Hitler, as well as the organizational difficulties in attempting to overthrow him.