Was Germany occupied by Germany during World War 2?

Answer 1

The reference to 'occupied' is odd. Berlin was the capital of Germany from 1871-1949 and became the capital again in 1990. Until the final collapse of the Third Reich in April-May, 1945 the city was in German hands. It then passed briefly to the Soviet Union. Later in 1945, the city was divided into four sectors (British, French, Sovier and American). With the division off Germany into East and West, the three Western sectors were administered as a single unit for most purposes.

Answer 2

Yes Germany was occupied during World War 2.

Occupation of Germany at end of WW2In the last six months or so the Soviet Army fought its way into Germany from the east and the U.S, British and Canadian (and French) forces from the west. The American and Soviet armies met at Torgau on the Elbe (near Magdeburg) in what was then the heart of Germany in late April 1945. British and Soviet forces also met in Mecklenburg a few days later. By early May 1945 almost the whole of Central Europe was under direct Allied control.

Please note that the Soviet forces fought their way into Berlin in late April 1945. The Germans fought to the bitter end.

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Russia occupied Germany end of story we don't need a life story lol ( not trying to be a hater or annythink )
No, during World War II Germany occupied many European and African countries. After World War II, when Germany had been defeated, it was occupied by the US, UK, Soviet Union and France.

Answer 3

Who occupied Germanyapex= rhineland

Yes, Germany was occupied by Germany during World War 2. It was not until after the war that Germany was split into four parts. Britain, France, The United States, and the Soviet Union each got a piece of Germany.

Answer 4

yes

Are you sure? Maybe cause the Nazi Soldiers back than...

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The National Socialists (Nazi is an abbreviation of the German version of the name) were German so they cannot be said to have "occupied" Germany. They did however rule their own country as a ruthless Dictatorship.

Answer 5

Okay, I will try to decipher this question as best as I can but I think you mean was France occupied by Germany in WW2, and the answer to that question is yes. The Nazis took over almost all of Europe, and they had help from the Italians with that, but that wasn't too big of a help. The countries that Nazi Germany took over, annexed, or ceded are follows; France (completely), they annexed Austria in the Aunchluss treaty, parts of the Sudentland, all of Poland (with a little help from the Soviets), Spain was a puppet state under Generalissimo Francisco Franco, Greece, all of eastern Europe except for the USSR, which they came very close to having succeeded. I hope that this helps, Ed D.

Answer 6

Technically, it wasn't "occupied", since Germany was where the axis power Nazi Germany originated.

Answer 7

yes ass

Answer 8

yes