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The "Homefront" of world war two was a term coined to refer to the defensive lines surrounding the United Kingdom. With any battle, the demarcation between enemy territory and your own territory where your defensive lines are placed is called a front, hence, the Eastern front marked Germany's Russian incursion and their western front stretched over to Morocco at the height of their campaign. The "Homefront" refers to the efforts of the citizens "back home" supporting the war effort.
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How long did it take to rebuild France after world war2?
about 13 years
What is the difference between a world war1 and wold war2?
in WW1 your mum was a prostute in WW2 she was a stripper
What event led the us to take part in world war2?
the Japanese bombed pearl harbor in hawaii.
Who won the Nobel Peace Prize in world war2?
there was not a nobel peace prize given out during WW2 (or so says my research :)
What is the significance of World War2?
The significance of World War 2 is that the Western World will not accept aggressors, oppressors and genocide murderers. We expect peace and non-aggression. The United Nations was formed to accomplish that value.
Did you have to be evacuated in world war2?
No
When did World War2 end?
1945
Italy in world war2?
yes
What did Hitler do after the world war2?
he died
How does the Homefront of World War 2 compare to the Homefront of World War 1?
WWII-United; VN-Divisive.
Did people want world war2 after world war 1?
No.
What happened after World War 1 in Malayalam?
world war2
In which war was the battle of Britain?
World war2
Who was on Germany's side in world war2?
Japan
How many people served in World War2?
millions
What countries were involed in world war2?
canada pizza
How many americans died in world war2?
408,000
