Algeria was a French colony during the war, so, as France went, so did Algeria. Thus, at first Algeria was opposed to the Germans and were on the Allied side. Then the Germans invaded France and France lost, and was occupied by the Germans, who installed a puppet regime, called the Vichy government after the town where it was based. This French government was an "ally" of the Germans, and so, Algeria was also an ally of the Germans. In November 1942, in Operation Torch, American and British troops invaded Algeria and Morocco. The French troops there, and colonial units as well, fought the British and Americans for three or four days, but nobody really wanted that to be going on, so the French in North Africa, and the Algerians and Moroccans, changed sides, and were back on the Allied side for the rest of the war. Now Algeria was part of the "Free French", because the Vichy regime continued to run mainland Metropolitan France and be an ally of Germany until the invasion of France deposed them.
They were both. They started out as axis, but then moved to allied after the axis betrayed them.
Saudi Arabia was neutral in World War 2.
The UK, USSR, US and the Free French and Free Poles were Allies.
There was no Axis powers in World War I--and the Axis powers LOST World War II.
No.
they were a allie.
While Spain was allied with Germany and Italy during the war, it wasn't necessarily an Axis power. The Spanish stayed out of the war, having its own civil war to deal with at the time.
The word allie (example: america's strongest allies are britain and russia) means friend when it comes to country or war. your allie or allies will help you in any way during a war
Great Britain
Yes Germany and Italy
they were an allie in 1914 before the US joined the war
Sweden was neutral in Word War II.