During World War II, the attitude of the German people towards the war.

In the early days of Hitler's administration, when Germany was superior on all fronts, most Germans still supported Hitler. Because the defeat of World War I brought unprecedented humiliation to the Germanic nation (the Romans failed to conquer them, and Napoleon failed to completely control Prussia), and the German army plundered a lot of property from the eastern front at the beginning of World War II. Of course, all these trophies were filled into the German treasury. Therefore, as far as the living standard at that time was concerned, the German people lived well. Although Europe and North Africa are burning, there is peace in Germany. However, after 1942, with the intervention of the United States, the defeat of North Africa and the counterattack of the Soviet Union, the war situation took a 18-degree turn. When more young people were forced to join the army, the burden on the people became heavier and heavier, and the German people began to hate war. Coupled with Hitler's high-handed political control, the people's anger can no longer be concealed by the glory of vanity. Stauffenberg later tried to assassinate Hitler in order to save Germany from the brink of defeat and collapse. Unfortunately, it was later revealed that Germany finally embarked on the road of collapse.