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To what extent was the Anglo Japanese alliance of 1902 responsible for japan's victory in the war against Russia?
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Which country was mainly responsible for the victory against Japan in World War 2 and what percentage of Japanese forces did they kill?
The USA was almost completely responsible for the fall of Japan. No idea what percent but probably close to 90.
Why was the US victory at Midway so important to the fight against Japan?
Midway was a significant blow against Japanese naval air power.
How did Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki contribute allied victory?
It made all of the japanese mainland damaged and couldn't fight against their opponent!
What is the Japanese word for victory?
勝利 (shouri) means "victory".
How do you say Victory in Japanese?
katsu ^-^
What victory did mao zedong accomplish 1949?
Because he was the one who founded the Chinese Communist Party. He finally won victory against the Nationalists after more than 20 years of civil war. Prior to that he led his communists in battle against the Japanese invaders in WW 2.
What has the author Piao Lin written?
Piao Lin has written: 'Selected works of Lin Piao' 'Long live the victory of people's war!' -- subject(s): Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945, Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1937-1945 'Long live the victory of people's war! In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of victory in the Chinese people's war of victory in the Chinese people's war of resistance against Japan' -- subject(s): Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945
What is the importance of the French alliance in the colonist's victory?
very important!
Who was MOST responsible for the victory at Trenton?
Washington
Did The Japanese did win any of the battles in the Pacific during World War2?
The Japanese won many battles during the Pacific War, though as the tide turned against them these became fewer and farther between. Their last major naval victory was against the United States at Vella Lavella on October 6/7 1943, and their last land victory was Operation Ichi-Go (against China), which ended one day before the turn of 1945.
Why was the first battle of the marne the single most important event of the war?
It can easily be argued that the First Battle of the Marne was the single-most important event of World War I for one simple reason: had the Allied forces not achieved a victory against their German opponents in this September 1914 battle, the war would have likely ended in a quick German victory. Success here did not guarantee ultimate victory for the Triple Alliance, nor did it preclude a drawn-out conflict. It did, however, ensure that there would be no easy victory for the Central Powers, which fact proved to be a decisive advantage for the Alliance.
What was the outcome of Pearl Harbour?
It was a major Japanese victory.
