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After Germany has occupied many countrys, including France and the west of Poland (the east of poland was attacked and occupied by the sovjets), Hitler ordered to attack the russian troops. After german troops occupied the west of Russia, the Russian trups stroke back when the german toops reached Stalingrad. (1942 / 1943)
That was the turning point of WWII, because now, germany was in defence.
When the russian troops attacks the german troops in the east, the western allies starts to attacks the german trups during the battle of the Normandie. (1944)
From now on, Germany was attacked from east and west.
On the "Elbe Day"(25. April 1945), Sovjet and US trups met together on the Elbe (it's a river).
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Why did West Berlins location make it difficult for the allies to defend it?
Germany was divided, after WWII, into two- East and West Germany. The East belonged to the USSR and the West belonged to the allies. Berlin (the capitol of Germany) was also divided. (Of course the West half goes to the allies and east to the USSR) But Berlin was located in the USSR's side of Germany. Later the Soviet Union closed off the airports in their half of Berlin to try and get the allies to leave, so of course the allies' planes couldn't land there to defend West Berlin.
Was the Berlin Wall located in the East or the West of Germany?
east Germany. Berlin was located entirely within east Germany, but then the city was further divided into east and west parts by the sectors of the allies after the war, and eventually by the wall Berlin wall
Did the Soviet Union surround West Germany or West Berlin after WWII?
No, they took possession of East Germany and East Berlin after WW2, The Allies possessed the West, this stand-off was a major factor of the following Cold war.
What allies agreed to divide Germany into zones?
The French, Americans, Russians and Britons decided to divide Germany into zones when they met at the Yalta Conference.
Which major battle opened the way for the allies to enter Germany from both the east and the west?
The Battle of the Bulge
Why did West Berlins location make it difficult for the allies to defend it?
Germany was divided, after WWII, into two- East and West Germany. The East belonged to the USSR and the West belonged to the allies. Berlin (the capitol of Germany) was also divided. (Of course the West half goes to the allies and east to the USSR) But Berlin was located in the USSR's side of Germany. Later the Soviet Union closed off the airports in their half of Berlin to try and get the allies to leave, so of course the allies' planes couldn't land there to defend West Berlin.
How did allies help to keep Germany from becoming too powerful agaiin?
Germany was divided into East and West Germany. West Germany was controlled by the western nations and East Germany was under Russian control.
Was the Berlin Wall located in the East or the West of Germany?
east Germany. Berlin was located entirely within east Germany, but then the city was further divided into east and west parts by the sectors of the allies after the war, and eventually by the wall Berlin wall
What countries were involved in Birlin Wall?
west Germany, east Germany and sukus medikus The countries who set up the Berlin walls were the Allies(France, Britain and USA) and the So Viet union(as West Germany was Allies's and East Germany was So Viet union's back at the time).
Did the Soviet Union surround West Germany or West Berlin after WWII?
No, they took possession of East Germany and East Berlin after WW2, The Allies possessed the West, this stand-off was a major factor of the following Cold war.
What allies agreed to divide Germany into zones?
The French, Americans, Russians and Britons decided to divide Germany into zones when they met at the Yalta Conference.
Which major battle opened the way for the allies to enter Germany from both the east and the west?
The Battle of the Bulge
Did the allies attack germany from the west?
After Germany has occupied many countrys, including France and the west of Poland (the east of poland was attacked and occupied by the sovjets), Hitler ordered to attack the russian troops. After german troops occupied the west of Russia, the Russian trups stroke back when the german toops reached Stalingrad. (1942 / 1943) That was the turning point of WWII, because now, germany was in defence. When the russian troops attacks the german troops in the east, the western allies starts to attacks the german trups during the battle of the Normandie. (1944) From now on, Germany was attacked from east and west. On the "Elbe Day"(25. April 1945), Sovjet and US trups met together on the Elbe (it's a river).
Is Poland East or West of Germany?
Germany is west of Poland.
Which major battle opened the way for the allies to enter Germany from both east and west?
i think it's Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Why did the soviet union and east Germany have an advantage over west Berlin?
West Berlin was in the middle of East Germany, and was surrounded on all sides by it. That's what the famous Berlin Airlift was about- the Soviets disallowed the Western Allies from going into Berlin by land, so the Allies had to use airplane to send supplies into West Berlin.
What is the borders of east and West Germany?
There is no more East and West Germany. Just Germany now
