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What land did Germany gain as a result of world war 1?
It didn't gain any land. It did lose a lot of land, though.
Did Germany win or lose in world war 1?
Lose
What land did Germany lose as a result of ww1?
Alsace-Lorraine
Where did Germany lose the war?
World War II, during the holocaust.
Did Germany lose world war 1?
Yes.
Who lose WW1 and World War 2?
Germany
How did stalingrad cause germany to lose the war?
the Russian winter
What year did Germany lose world war 1?
1918
How did Germany lose Russia as an ally during World War I how did this affect the German war plans?
Russia was not an ally of Germany in World War 1.
What country did Germany invaded to start World War 2?
Germany invaded Poland and as a result France and England declared war on Germany.
Did Serbia lose in World War 1 against Germany?
Yes.
When did France lose to Germany in world war two?
25 June 1940
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