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What were the three allied countrys during world war 2?
There were a lot more than 3 Allied nations. However, the 'Big Three', or the ones that did the most were the US, Soviet Russia and Great Britain. WW2 was a truly global war, and at least one country from every continent on the Earth (except Antarctica) fought in it.
What three famous generals fought in Africa?
WW2 in North Africa :- Montgomery - Rommel. The Sudan Wars :- Gordon
What three naval officers led the United States to victory in the Pacific Campaign of WW2?
King, Nimitz, Spruance
Did the country of Jordan fight in World War 2?
The sovereign state of Jordan did not exist during WW2. From 1922 until 1946, the area east of the Jordan river was the Emirate of Transjordan, administrated along with Palestine by the British. So, technically, no. The country of Jordan did not fight in WW2.
Why is World War 1 considered total war?
Because it was a very big war and the first which then lead on to wars like ww2 and ect.
Who was consider the Big Three?
"The Big Three" is a term that has been applied to a great number of industries, but was perhaps most widely applied to the automobile industry and its headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. In that context, the "Big Three" were Ford, General Motors and Chrysler.
Who were the Big Three?
Post World War IThe Big Three were the three leaders who met at the 1919 Paris Peace Conference to decide on the face of post-war Germany. The members were Woodrow Wilson (President of the United States), Georges Clemenceau (French Prime Minister) and David Lloyd George (British Prime Minister). The three were the main leaders responsible for the formation of the Treaty of Versailles. World War IIThe Big Three of World War Two (WW2) were Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union during WW2, Franklin Roosevelt, leader of the United States of America during WW2, and Winston Churchill, leader of Great Britain during WW2. Greek MythologyThe Big Three from Greek Mythology are Zeus, Poseidon and Hades, as they were the most powerful Gods.
What were three kinds of businesses that opened in towns along railroad tracks?
You have a big a$$
What big event happened 1939-1945?
This is WW2.
Who was created by the big three after the war?
The big 3 after WW2 was the USSR, Britain and the US. France was also a part but it was mainly between the US and the USSR, who were the 2 major superpowers in post world war 2.
What did the Big Three dicuss at yalta?
The division of Nazi-held land after the end of WW2. It ended up with Stalin telling Churchill and Eisenhower what he was taking, and them saying "Yes, Stalin - no, Stalin - three bags full, Stalin."
What is the historical background of d-day?
I have no idea, but its along the lines of the whole WW2.....
Was Neptune the second most important roman god?
He was one of the big three brothers along with Jupiter and Pluto
What was the historical impact of the battle of Okinawa?
it played a big part in ww2
How did the Americans manage to overcome the defenses along the beach in ww2?
guts, blood and courage........
Was Stalin in the big three?
Yes, Joseph Stalin is considered to have been part of the Big Three during World War II, along with American President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
What happened to Studebaker in the 1950s?
They were crushed by he Big Three during the mid-50s. Studebaker's last gasp was the Avanti, an automobile that was revolutionary in many ways -- gave the Big Three a kick in the butt. And presented a threat. But, alas -- Big Money and Big Power -- plus the necessity to clean house -- won out, and Studebaker died. Along with Hudson, et. al. They were crushed by the Big Three during the mid-50s. Studebaker's last gasp was the Avanti, an automobile that was revolutionary in many ways -- gave the Big Three a kick in the butt. And presented a threat. But, alas -- Big Money and Big Power -- plus the necessity to clean house -- won out, and Studebaker died. Along with Hudson, et. al.
