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Was d-day successful explain the outcome?
D-Day was successful because on the first day alone the Allies landed over 170,000 soldiers with almost 10,000 vehicles.
What nation that had signed a noneggression pact with Germany eventually joined the allies?
what nation that had signed a nonaggression pack with Germany eventually joined the allies
Were the Japanese successful?
They, like their allies, the Germans, were successful until about 1943. They both were clearly losing the war by then.
Were The Allies were successful in driving Germany from northwestern France with American help?
yes
In about paragarph's Explain what happened in World War 2?
Axis verses Allies.
What nation that had signed the nonaggression act with Germany eventually joined the allies?
The soviet Union
Who were Germany's allies after World War 1?
Germany was hated after WWI. By and large they had no allies. This, by the way, was in large part what led eventually to WWII. There is a lesson here.
What Ocean Did The allies have control over during World War 2?
The Allies eventually gained control of all the oceans. That was a big part of winning WW2.
Why were the D Day landings Successful?
because the Germans thought the Allies were landing somewhere else
What was the response of the allies of the allies to the persecution of the Jews?
There was no response, not even diplomatic or economic sanctions. This led Hitler to be more and more draconian with the Jews and eventually led to the Holocaust.
How did the battles in the North Africa affect the allied cause?
The Allies defeated Axis forces in North Africa, which set up the successful Allied invasion of Italy.
In which part of Italy did the allies land in July 1943?
In July 1943, the Allies landed in Sicily, Italy, during Operation Husky. This strategic invasion marked the beginning of the Italian Campaign in World War II, aiming to remove Italy from the Axis powers and gain a foothold in Southern Europe. The successful landings in Sicily eventually led to the Allied invasion of the Italian mainland.
