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Only while occupied when it was liberated, they became an ally until the end.
Put simply it was occupied by the Germans in the Blitkreig of May1940. It was liberated in 1944.
The D Day landings lead to the liberation of France. After France was liberated, other Nazi occupied countries, like Belgium were also liberated by the Allies.
When the Soviets started closing in on Poland, they liberated several camps which held Jews as prisoners. But when Germany officaly surrendered on May 7, 1945, all the Jews left who were still living in Nazi occupied territories, were free.
No, Greece was an Allied power in World War 2. Greece was attacked by Italy & Germany. Occupied by Germany, then liberated when Germany was defeated.
At the Yalta Conference, Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin agreed that all of the countries liberated from Nazi occupation should be granted free elections. Sadly, Stalin did not honor his promise and occupied the Eastern European countries that he liberated.
We didn't, we were liberated by the Russians, the Brits and the Americans. However the last period of the occupation (from August 1943 to May 1944) leading up to the liberation by UK on the 4th of May 1945 the Danish resistance was among the most active resistance movements in the German occupied part of Europe.
Korea was occupied in the Northern half by the communists (Soviet Union at first) and the Southern Korea area was governed and inhabited by Koreans who managed to get out of North Korea or were natives of South Korea. The North Koreans went across the designated border in 1950 to over take South Korean in the "Korean War". They were driven back by UN forces. The war is not over technically and the Northern Koreans have not been liberated from the communists yet.
No. Neither the Soviet Union nor the preceding Kingdom of Russia had ever gotten into colonization, and the Soviet Union never occupied France - France was occupied by Germany until liberated by the Allies.
Denmark was occupied by Nazi Germany on the 9. April 1940. It was liberated by british army units on 5. may 1945. Denmark was never annexed by Germany, and the Germans never expressed any desire to try and annex Denmark, so no Denmark was not ever PART of Nazi Germany, but it was occupied by German forces.
The conflict of D-Day was basically that the Germans had occupied most of Europe and the Allies wanted Europe to be liberated. The Allies, Britain, USA, Canada and the British colonies then decided to invade France to defeat the Germans on land.
France was liberated by the Normandy landings and the subsequent breakout from the beachheads established.