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No. In the Pacific during World War 2, the threat to Australia itself came from the Japanese, not the Germans (Nazis). However Australian military units did fight in Europe and North Africa against the Germans & Italians.Australia was attacked by the Japanese air & naval units, however no actual invasion by ground troops was attempted.
no nation captured Britain in WWII, although the Germans did bomb it. France was captured by Germany. When it comes to WWII, general rule is if its in Europe, it was captured by the Germans, and if its in the pacific(filipines, for example) it was captured by Japanese. Italy captured next to nothing.
The Allied Forces defeated the Axis powers in Europe in May of 1945. The Germans finally surrendered to the Allied Forces and the Soviets in Berlin. The Japanese were defeated months later in September.
The US military saw what was going on in Europe with the Germans. They wanted to provide as much assistance to the Allies as they could without getting involved. The Japanese expansion in the Pacific was also a growing concern.
The Battle of Stalingrad was fought between the Germans and the Russians. It marked the southerly & eastern limit of advance of the Germans in Russia. It is seen as a turning point in the 2nd world war. There is no connection between Stalingrad & the war in the Pacific.
The Germans in Europe and the Japanese in the Pacific
The japanese supplied and allied with the germans durind world war 2,even thouh they were in the pacific and the germans in europe
No. In the Pacific during World War 2, the threat to Australia itself came from the Japanese, not the Germans (Nazis). However Australian military units did fight in Europe and North Africa against the Germans & Italians.Australia was attacked by the Japanese air & naval units, however no actual invasion by ground troops was attempted.
no nation captured Britain in WWII, although the Germans did bomb it. France was captured by Germany. When it comes to WWII, general rule is if its in Europe, it was captured by the Germans, and if its in the pacific(filipines, for example) it was captured by Japanese. Italy captured next to nothing.
The Allied Forces defeated the Axis powers in Europe in May of 1945. The Germans finally surrendered to the Allied Forces and the Soviets in Berlin. The Japanese were defeated months later in September.
The US military saw what was going on in Europe with the Germans. They wanted to provide as much assistance to the Allies as they could without getting involved. The Japanese expansion in the Pacific was also a growing concern.
The Battle of Stalingrad was fought between the Germans and the Russians. It marked the southerly & eastern limit of advance of the Germans in Russia. It is seen as a turning point in the 2nd world war. There is no connection between Stalingrad & the war in the Pacific.
Britain's Navy was busy in the Atlantic and Britain was very busy fighting the Germans in Europe.
He withdrew our troops from Europe because they were needed to defend Australia from the attacking Japanese forces in the Pacific
We fought on the British and American side in Europe against the Germans and Italians. as well as in Asia against the Japanese
They were not part of Allied powers, but had an alliance as the Axis powers.
The British, French, Germans Portuguese Russians, and Japanese gained control over parts of china