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Yes. The Nazi's were part of what was called the Axis powers.
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What 2 fronts was Germany fighting in World War 1?
The Nazi Germans were fighting against the Allied Forces, The Big 3. They consisted of the USA, The UK and the Russians. The Russians advanced against the Nazis from the Eastern Front and the Western Allied Forces advanced from the Western Front, starting from Italy and France.
The Nazis were furious when Italy surrendered and they?
they coutinued to battle the allied forces in Italy
The Nazis were furious when Italy surrendered?
continued to battle the allied forces in Italy
What were the Italian Resistance fighters fighting against in World War 2?
They were fighting against Mussolini and also against the Nazis.
How did the Battle of the Bulge hurt Germany World War 2?
The Battle of Bulge showed the Germans the Allied Forces could drive the Nazis back. Another bad situation for the Germans was the loss of some of their prime fighters, a lot of their military equipment was destroyed and precious fuel was used up fighting a losing battle. They were never able to push the Allied Forces back to the English Channel after that.
What 2 fronts was Germany fighting in World War 1?
The Nazi Germans were fighting against the Allied Forces, The Big 3. They consisted of the USA, The UK and the Russians. The Russians advanced against the Nazis from the Eastern Front and the Western Allied Forces advanced from the Western Front, starting from Italy and France.
Why are they fighting in world war 2?
The evil, murderous Nazi Germans were taking over countries, killing Jews and violating the Treaty of Versailles. The Allied Forces went against Adolf Hitler's axis forces to stop the Nazis and the Japanese from their cruelty and imperialism.
The Nazis were furious when Italy surrendered and they?
they coutinued to battle the allied forces in Italy
The Nazis were furious when Italy surrendered?
continued to battle the allied forces in Italy
Which side was France on in World War 2?
France was part of the allied forces (America, UK, Australia etc.) until it was taken over by Germany, the Nazis made France into a "puppet" nation and than ordered them to fight against the allies. They began on the allied side, but were forced to surrender and join the axis forces after being conquered by the Nazis.
What were the Italian Resistance fighters fighting against in World War 2?
They were fighting against Mussolini and also against the Nazis.
Is France under axis control?
France was occupied by the German Nazis (the primary nation of the Axis forces) from the time they surrendered to the Nazis in early 1940 until the Allied Forces defeated the Nazis in France in the summer of 1945.
Why did the Nazis want the allied forces to find the prisoners?
The Nazis truthfully knew what they had done was wrong. They did not want the Allied forces to find the Jews because the truth would come out and they did not want retalliation from the Allied Forces. When the Germans were shown the camps they were in denial about the realities of the Jewish deaths. They claimed they knew nothing about them but they did. The smell of the camp was smelled by the Allies a mile away.
What led to the surrender of Italy's government during world war 2?
The arrest and execution of Benito Mussolini on orders of the King.The repelling of the Nazi Forces from Sicily and then past Rome.The Italians were sabotaging the Nazis because they hated the Nazis.The Italians were surrendering to the Allied Forces in droves. They informed the Allied Forces they never want to fight against them and wanted to join them.The Nazis were not able to keep up the front in Russia and the front in Italy.
Field marshall erwin rommel?
Your question is vague. I don't know what you want to know about Erwin Rommel. He was an excellent fighting general and maintained his Wehrmacht Army association from prior to the Nazis gaining control until the day he committed suicide for the Nazis. He himself was not a Nazi. He became known by the Allied Forces as "The Fox" because he was a cunning and crafty strategic planner of battles. He was difficult for the Allied Forces to defeat Rommel's forces in Africa and in Europe. I have added a link for you below to learn more about him.
Why didnt Nazis want Jews to tell stories to allied forces?
they knew that what they had done to the Jews was not morally acceptable.
What group of people did the allied forces mentioned in the headline most directly help?
Jews and others deemed "undesirable" by the Nazis
