Without the US' help, Operation Overlord (D-Day) would never have happened. Without D-Day, France would have never been liberated. The US wanted to liberate France as the stepping stone to driving into Germany and ending WWII in Europe. Plus the US did feel some kindred towards France since they aided us in our revolution. And the French by and large were very kind to our troops in WWI. I have to set the record straight here to protect ALL soldiers that help liberate France. It was the U.S./Canada/French/Italian who bond together to help liberate. Canada went against Hitler and then 2 years later the U.S. jumped in. All soldiers lost in that terrible war are worth mentioning. Sorry, there were other countries, but the main one was Britain! Remember good old Winston Churchill?
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A coalition defeated the German army. England, Canada, US, "Free" French army who fled in England, but also Polish solidiers also settled in England. And many other countries.
What good came after. The US send money with the Marshall Plan and France could rebuild quickly and could know a very whealthy period called "Les trente glorieuses" (The glorious thirty years)
England was surrounded by the channel and France had the Marginot Line both thought to be impenetrable from land sea and air.
France sent troops into Germany to monitor every cent that came in and out of the country. France also occupied the Ruhr. This was a vital part of Germany's economy.
No. The Normans came from Northern France.
Irish,Germans and Italians
Yes, in 1815. But then Germany came and took the east side
Many other countries helped like France and Germany. Von Steuben helped the continental army by training then to become more professional. Actually the two countries that gave us the most support was France and Spain. Germany wasn't a country during that time. Von Steuben came from Prussia which was what Northern Germany is today. The reason Germany isn't an answer is because Hessians were hired by the British to help fight the Americans. Hessians came from the province of Hesse which is located in what would be central Germany today.
England was surrounded by the channel and France had the Marginot Line both thought to be impenetrable from land sea and air.
France sent troops into Germany to monitor every cent that came in and out of the country. France also occupied the Ruhr. This was a vital part of Germany's economy.
They came from Germany. P.S. they are my favorite breed!
I'm not smart that's why I came on here.:)
No. The Normans came from Northern France.
The Allied Forces defeated Germany and freed Poland from the Nazi occupation. Russia came in from the East to defeat Germany.
The war came to them when Germany invaded and occupied.
The knights came from France, England and Germany.
Irish,Germans and Italians
Yes, in 1815. But then Germany came and took the east side
It came from Buenos Aries Argentina hope i helped