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Who were World War 2 allied powers?
Russia , the US and Britain - The Big Three .
Three allied powers from World War 2?
The so called Big 3 allied powers in WWII were the UK, the USA and the Soviet Union.
Where was the conference held in which the big three decided to divide Germany among the allied powers after World War 2?
Yalta
Who were the Central Powers in World War 1?
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Big Three alliance during World War 2?
During World War II, the 'Big Three' nations who were allied against the Axis powers were Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States. Numerous other nations, small and large, were associated with these leaders in the world war.
Who are the three powers the US fought in World War 2?
The three powers that the US fought against during World War II were Germany, Japan, and Italy
Who is the big loser in World War I?
The losers of World War 1 were the "Central Powers". They lost to the "Allied Powers".Losers:GermanyAustria/HungaryBulgariaOttoman Empire
What 3 countries were considered The Big Three?
The Big Three were the leaders of the three major Allied countries in World War II. They were Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin. You could consider their countries the Big Three, in which it would be the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union.
Three countries that formed the Axis Powers?
Germany, Italy, Japan were the three axis powers during World War 2
What were the three allied powers of World War 2?
The three main Allied powers were USA, British Empire, Soviet Union.
Who we're the three main AXIS powers?
The three main axis powers in world war 2 were Germany, Italy and Japan.
What world leaders made up the Big Three during World War 2?
The Big Three during World War II were Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union, Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States, and Winston Churchill of the United Kingdom. They led the Allied powers in strategic decision-making during the war.
