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What 3 countries joined the axis in the holocaust?
The 3 Countries which formed the Axis was Nazi Germany,Italy and Japan. During the Holocaust many countries joined; France, Holland and the Ukraine to name a few.
Were countries forced to join the axis?
No Italy and japan joined the axis because they wouldnt to be allied with germany, other countries such as slovakia and croatia becomed puppet states for the axis because they were conquerd by germans
What countries were associated with the axis powers in ww2?
Several smaller European countries joined with the Axis at various times, but while not tehnically involved Spain had strong ties with the Fascists.
What day did japan joined the axis powers?
Japan joined the Axis powers on 9/27/1940 .
How were the countries involved in world war 2 grouped?
Axis, Allies and Philippine rebels. Russia joined the Allies when Hitler invaded.
What three countries were part of axis powers?
Originally, Germany, Japan and Italy. Later in the war, Italy surrendered to - and then joined - the Allies.
What countries were in the axis forces during world war 2?
Germany, Italy, and Japan, but Hungary and Bulgaria joined during ww2.
What leader left the axis power and joined the allied powers?
Italy joined the Allies during WWI, but no Axis Power joined the Allies during WWII.
What nation joined Germany in a military alliance known as the Axis?
The main Axis countries wereGermanyJapanItalyHungaryRomaniaBulgaria... and the other countries which they controlled.
Which main countries where on each side of the conflict?
The main countries comprising the Axis Powers were Germany, Japan, and Italy. The main countries comprising the Allied Powers were Russia, France, and the UK. They were later joined by the US.
Who didnt join the axis powers?
who joined the axis powers?
What countries joined germany in WW2?
During World War II, Germany was primarily allied with Italy and Japan, forming the Axis Powers. Other countries that joined or supported the Axis included Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Finland, although their involvement varied in scope and significance. Some nations were coerced into alignment with Germany, while others sought alliances for territorial or political gains.
