Well, depends on exactly when you're talking. Assuming you mean during WW2, it was conquered by France in the 1880's. During WW2, France was conquered by Germany, and the southern part of France, as well as overseas colonies, were run by a new French government, which was friendly to Germany, set up in the city of Vichy (in southern France)- the so-called "Vichy France". When the Allies invaded Morocco in 1942 (there were already British troops in Egypt), German and Italian troops had to occupy French territory since French troops generally didn't try to stop the Allied advance. By summer of 1943, the Allies had defeated the Axis troops in North Africa and were able to invade Sicily, which led to the invasion and defeat of Italy.
tunisia
Ancient Carthage is in the present day country of Tunisia.
Tunis it the capital city of Tunisia
the one with another country's forces in it.
Sudan, Morocco and Tunisia
Tunisia.
No, Algeria is a different country from Tunisia.
Tunisia is a Constitutional Republic.
tunisia
Tunisia was colonized by France.
Carthage is in the present day country of Tunisia.
FranceCountry which colonize Algeria is France.
Yes.
no
Tunisia became a narion after it took independence from France on March, 20, 1956.
It is: TunisiaIf you look at a map, you will see that Tunisia and Morocco are the two northernmost countries in Africa, but if you look very close, you will see that Morocco is more north.
Tunisia