While the
    Japanese struck first, public support behind the war was easier to mobilize with Hitler in the
    European Theatre.  The previous post was quite accurate in the tactical advantage and military
    alliance forged with the Europeans to go after Hitler first and the Japanese later on in the
    conflict.  The threat that Hitler posed was one where individuals in the position of power were
    able to mobilize those fighting to focus their efforts.  Many felt that Hitler was the
    motivating force behind the Japanese attacks and posed the greater threat to the notion of
    "freedom" in the world. In attacking Hitler first, few figured Japan to be a threat to
    stand on their own.   This, and the fact that our allies were facing immediate and pressing
    challenges from Hitler above all else, made it quite easy for the United States to harness all
    of their efforts in the European Theatre before the Pacific.
Thursday, 28 July 2011
When the United States joined the Allies, why did the Allies concentrate first on defeating Hitler?
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