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What were the first two western European countries that Germany invaded in WW2?
france and belgium
How did European life change after the Germanic invasions?
After WW2, simple, the strive to be capitolist or communist consumed Europe, especially Eastern Europe until the fall of Russia. In other words, social unrest about the spread of communism and the consequences of waging war on communism.
What best describes the underlying causes of the cold war?
After WW2, the Russians refused to pull out of the countries that they had run over on their way to conquering Berlin. The US demanded that they give the land back to the original governments but the Russians refused. It created a standoff because neither one wanted another war.
What was the year 80 years ago?
it was 1931 8 years before WW2 started
What is a normady?
Normandy was the location of a massed amphibious assault in which the Allies began their purging of the Germans from France during WW2.
Was romainia in ww2?
Yes. It was part of Eastern Europe and became a soviet satellite.
What countries battled each other on the wars eastern front?
Germany and Russia
What countries were allied with Russia in World War 2?
The Soviets were part of the allies in WW2.
Why did East Germany eventually close all its borders with its neighboring communist countries?
It didn't. At the end of WW2 a block of communists countries was formed in Eastern Europe. These were controlled by Moscow. The countries that were blocked were western and NATO countries.
What war was German involved which effected most European countries?
Germany was involved in World War 2 and their was serious effects not only on most european countries but also in eastern USSR. So did WWI, for that matter.
What was the turning point on the eastern front in ww2?
Stalingrad is regarded as the turning point for the eastern front.
What couontries were occupied by who after World War 2?
After WW2, it was the cold war. The USSR had the WARSAW Pact countries: East Germany and Eastern Europe. In Asia it was North Korea and North Vietnam, they weren't occupied, nor part of WARSAW Pact, but were supported by the Red Chinese and Soviets.
Where was World War 1 In the eastern front?
During ww1 the eastern front was at the Russian front until they withdrew and embroiled themselves in a civil war. During ww2 the eastern front was again the Russian front.As like Napolean found out when France invaded Russia,the eastern front in winter can spell dome for your army,his army was decimated on their campaign into Russia.The Germans in ww2 also found out how unpleasent Russia can be,one of the turning points in ww2 was Germany's failure at the eastern front.
What countries did the Germans takeover from 1941-1944?
Fyi, WW2 began in 1939, not 1941, I think that's simply when the Americans took part in it.
Who involve in WW2?
A good seventy countries were involved in WW2, although a lot of these countries didn't come in until the middle of or towards the end of WW2. But France, Britain, Russia, Japan, Poland, Italy, and of course, Germany were involved in WW2 from the beginning to the end.
What kind of government does Eastern Europe have?
Before the late 20's most of Eastern Europe was Communist ruled by Moscow as buffer states in case of a Allied attack after WW2 but now all apart from Russia Or the USSR (same thing). After the fall of the USSR, the buffer countries mostly Slavic-speaking, except Hungary, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, function as Parliamentary republics, except Romania which is half-presidential state.
Which of these countries was once NOT part of Yugoslavia FYRMacedonia Slovenia or Slovakia?
Full name of Macedonia is Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, so Macedonia was a part of Yugoslavia. Slovenia was also a part of Yugoslavia. Slovakia however was not a part of Yugoslavia, but it was a part of Czechoslovakia, both of them were communist countries after WW2.
