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What were Hitler's reasons for invading the Soviet Union? He was greedy. The Russians made him angry; we weren't interested in their problems. He wanted Russia's …

What were Hitler's reasons for invading the Soviet Union? He was greedy. The Russians made him angry; we weren't interested in their problems. He wanted Russia's …
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What were Hitler's reasons for invading the Soviet Union?

He was greedy.

The Russians made him angry; we weren't interested in their problems.

He wanted Russia's wheat and oil fields.

He wanted to prove he could beat the Soviets.


none of the above

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c

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is the answer hope this helped

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