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== == General Montgomery was only one, in a list of commanders. The British 8th Army in North Africa was commanded by firstly, Sir Alan Cunningham, Sir Neil Ritchie, Claude Auchinleck and then by Lt - Gen Bernard Law Montgomery in August 1942. Harold Alexander was Montgomery's boss, being commander in Chief Middle East.
Field Marshal Harold Rupert Leofric George Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of Tunis
In August 1942 Winston Churchill sent General Alexander, as Commander-in-Chief Middle East, to command the forces in North Africa. Lieutenant-General Bernard Montgomery served under him as General Officer Commanding Eighth Army. He replaced General Claude Auchinleck who had held both positions. Gen. Alexander presided over Montgomery's victory at the Second Battle of El Alamein.
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Answer The British won a major battle at El Alamein on 4 Nov 1942. The final surrender of the German forces occurred in Tunsia in May 1943.
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The Battle of El Alemein when the British Eighth Army, led by Montgomery, forced the German Afrika Corps, led by Rommel, to withdraw. This battle was the turning point of the North Africa Campaign.
Originally called Operation Gymnast, Operation Torch was the British-American invasion of French North Africa during the second african campaign during World War 2.
During World War II, the name of the major battle that took place in western Egypt in North Africa, and which resulted in a defeat of the Germans by British (and other Allied) forces, was the Battle of El Alamein. Occurring in late October to early November of 1942, this battle (often called the 'Second Battle of El Alamein') resulted in a decisive victory for the Allies, who soon followed it up with a triumphant advance westwards across North Africa.
They adopted it after the Jerboa, or "desert rat", a resident rodent.
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The Battle of El Alemein when the British Eighth Army, led by Montgomery, forced the German Afrika Corps, led by Rommel, to withdraw. This battle was the turning point of the North Africa Campaign.
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Americans called the British "Red Coats" or "Regulars" during the American Revolution.
Originally called Operation Gymnast, Operation Torch was the British-American invasion of French North Africa during the second african campaign during World War 2.
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During World War II, the name of the major battle that took place in western Egypt in North Africa, and which resulted in a defeat of the Germans by British (and other Allied) forces, was the Battle of El Alamein. Occurring in late October to early November of 1942, this battle (often called the 'Second Battle of El Alamein') resulted in a decisive victory for the Allies, who soon followed it up with a triumphant advance westwards across North Africa.
Winston Churchill gave to the British Victory during war. They help with money and help go against Hitler.
SA was not ruled by the British during the apartheid era. The country was independent for a number of years during the time.
They adopted it after the Jerboa, or "desert rat", a resident rodent.
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