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How did Germany lose Russia as an ally and how does this affect the German war plans?
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How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War I how did this affect the German war plans?
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
How much pressure if any did Germany put on Japan to attack Pearl Harbor?
1. If anything, Germany would not have wanted Japan to attack the United States; Germany wanted Japan to attack the SOVIET UNION (Russia); to relieve pressure on the German Army's Russian Front. 2. By all accounts, Germany was taken by surprise by the Japanese attack on the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. 3. Japan had it's own plans for the Pacific and Asia. Germany had it's own plans for Europe. If they both could "link-up" via the Suez Canal (Japan was moving towards India, Germany was fighting for control of the N. Africa); then other plans for world conquest could have been drawn up.
Was Russia industrialized?
Russia became industrialized during the 1930s when Joseph Stalin instituted a series of what he called Five Year Plans. The plans were designed to rapidly increase the industrial capacity of the Soviet Union and change it from an agrarian economy to an industrial one. The plans succeeded and Russia did become an industrialized nation. Prior to the Five Year Plans, Russia had mostly a peasant farming economy.
How did the realities of the new world affect the plans of colonizers?
How did the realities of the new world affect the plans of colonizers?
Who set up a five year plan for the operation of the soviet union?
Joseph Stalin started five year plans to modernize Russia.
How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War I how did this affect the German war plans?
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
How did Germany losing the ally with rusa the German war plans?
'cause Russia tripped Germany and Germany fell in the mud
Who wrote German war plans?
Hitler, the Nazi's but over all Germany
How did Stalins first two sets of Five-Year Plans affect the steel production in Russia?
The plans drastically reduced the production of steel.
What was Stalin's intent with the five year plans?
Stalin wanted Russia to industrialize to the same level as Britain and Germany so that they would be equal in a war.
What was the schieffelin plan?
the German plans to invade France through belgium and overwhelm them before russia mobilized on the eastern front (used in world war one)
How much pressure if any did Germany put on Japan to attack Pearl Harbor?
1. If anything, Germany would not have wanted Japan to attack the United States; Germany wanted Japan to attack the SOVIET UNION (Russia); to relieve pressure on the German Army's Russian Front. 2. By all accounts, Germany was taken by surprise by the Japanese attack on the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. 3. Japan had it's own plans for the Pacific and Asia. Germany had it's own plans for Europe. If they both could "link-up" via the Suez Canal (Japan was moving towards India, Germany was fighting for control of the N. Africa); then other plans for world conquest could have been drawn up.
Where in Germany were the plans for the a bomb found?
germany
Nzsoldiers help in World War 2?
The ONLY physical contact, on a general basis, between German and Japanese military personnel in the performance of their COMBAT duties, was in the "Indian Ocean" between German U-Boats & Japanese I-Boats. German and Japanese Submarines physically made contact with each other in this particular ocean and exchanged information & supplies. Germany did want Japan to open a second front on the Soviet Union (Russia), to relieve pressure on Germany's Russian Front in 1941, but Japan had no plans to fight Russia (Soviet Union); as they had already fought them twice (1904, 1905, and 1939) and had no desire to fight them again.
What pact did Germany have with Russia?
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was essentially a non-aggression and border agreement with the then Soviet Union. It was signed pror to Germany's invasion of Poland, and remained in force up until Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa (the invasion of Russia) on June 22, 1941. In hindsight, it is clear the pact was purely a ruse by Germany to keep the Soviets from interfering in the Reich's war plans until such time as Hitler decided to invade Russia.
Was Russia industrialized?
Russia became industrialized during the 1930s when Joseph Stalin instituted a series of what he called Five Year Plans. The plans were designed to rapidly increase the industrial capacity of the Soviet Union and change it from an agrarian economy to an industrial one. The plans succeeded and Russia did become an industrialized nation. Prior to the Five Year Plans, Russia had mostly a peasant farming economy.
How did the realities of the new world affect the plans of colonizers?
How did the realities of the new world affect the plans of colonizers?
