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The had secretly helped the Allies with the invasion of the Western front.?
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How did D day help win the war?
D Day is the name given to the designated starting date of any military operation. The most commonly referred to D Day is the Allied invasion of Normandy, France. This invasion helped win the war because it provided the Allies with a beachhead in Europe and a place to start the liberation of Europe.
Invasion of Normandy helped what country from German control?
France
Why was the Normandy invasion so crucial to the final allies victory in Europe?
had the allies (Britain the U.S. and Canada) not invaded Normandy or had been push back into the sea, Germany could have concentrated the forces on the eastern front where they were losing to Russia. Had they done they done this they could have prolonged the war if not won it all together, had that happened this answer would be in German. Hope it helped.
Why did the U.S. enter World War 2?
First the U.S. was neutral and delivered the weapons to the allies, and then later it helped the allies with troops and vehicles.
How did Russia help the war effort on the western front in World War I?
Russia helped the war effort on the western front in the world war 1 because in the ww1 Russia wanted to save it's allies and austria-hungary were attacking their ally that's why they entered to help their allies in the war. They attacked Germany on their front which is called the eastern front, the Russians were failing because Germans were attacking them but the Russians had many soldiers and weapon to defend their country on their front.
The had secretly helped the Allies with the invasion of the Western front?
French Risistance
Who secretly helped the Allies with the invasion of the Western front?
If the question refers to the French resistance at Normandy in 1944, yes, they helped a great deal. Eisenhower credited them with saving a division's worth of Allies through their sabotage against the Germans and the information they provided.
Which country remaind neutral throughout the war but secretly helped the allies during operation overload?
Switzerland
How did the Allies help Western Europe?
During World War II, the Allies helped occupied nations in Western Europe by providing behind-the-lines military assistance of all kinds; later, their direct invasion of the Continent liberated these same nations. After the war, the Allies (especially the United States) provided massive material and humanitarian aid for the rebuilding of these nations.
How did the treaty of brest litovsk affect the allies?
It allowed the Second Reich (Germany) to transfer all of the forces it had allocated to the Eastern Front to the Western Front, thus making fighting more intense on the Western Front.
Were the countries opposing the central powers in World War 1 referred to as the Allies as in World War 2?
most but not all the Russians fought with the Germans in the invasion of Poland. but after that the German got greedy and attacked the Russians who swapped over to the allies and helped win the war.
What was the result of the d-day invasion?
The result to the invasion was that it successfully gave the Allies a foothold on Nazi occupied France. The Germans were forced to retreat in a matter of hours. However the cost of Allied lives was high at around 2,500. It was not nearly as many as the losses in the Pacific. Taking the islands such as Okinawa, over 12,000 Americans were killed. The Death Day invasion accomplished its task of starting the Allies push against the Nazi superpower and not long after the Allies were able to regain control of much of the land the Nazis had taken and later overall helped end the war.
Was Italy in the World War I?
Yes, Italy was in world war one. They helped the war by sending troops to the western front area to help the allies stop Germany from crossing France.
Why is Germany the leading economic power in western Europe?
The too soft hearted allies helped rebuild and feed the bombed out country following the war. That gave them a firm base on which to rebuild.
What were the strengths of the allies on d-day?
Answer The invasion was the largest seaborne invasion at the time, involving over 156,000 troops crossing the English Channel from the United Kingdom to Normandy. More men were involved in the Navy and air forces. Then more soldiers were landed on Normandy in the following days who helped break out of the German defenses.
Who were the allies for the war?
Allies were Britain soviet french American etc. this is the most i now hope i helped :]
Who were James Monroe's allies?
I believe he was allies with france since he helped negotiate the louisiana purchase with france.
