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What do you call civilans in occupied countries who joined resistance movements were often called?
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What is resistance Nazi?
This presumable refers to resistance to the Nazis. In most occupied countries there was one or many organised resistance movements. Within Germany there were many resistance movements, the military being the largest.
What were some of the resistance movements within occupied Europe and Germany?
THE FRENCH RESISTANCE The french communist resistance SOE And various others
Countries with resistance groups in World War 2?
All Axis occupied countries had a resistance movement
Were Jewish People in the Resistance?
There were some Jews in most of the main resistance groups in Nazi occupied countries.
Civilians in occupied countries who joined resistance movement were often called?
The unknown people.
Are there any groups like the Danish resistance fighters in the world?
All countries occupied by the Nazis in WW2 had groups of resistance fighters. They were particularly effective in some parts of the former Yugoslavia - I mean those headed by Tito. Norway, France and the Netherlands also had effective resistance movements.
Who was against who during world war 2?
The so-called Allied countries: Great Britain, the US and Russia. Within the occupied countries there were resistance movements, but it must be said that most members applied in the last few months of the war when it was clear that Germany's defeat was just a matter of time.
How did governments suppress antiwar in WWII?
Your question is not altogether clear. If you are talking about the Allied countries that participated, there was nothing to suppress because almost everyone wanted to fight and win it. In the Axis countries like Germany, Austria, Japan and Italy people started out enthousiastic (so nothing to suppress there, too) and later became more resigned but there never was an active anti-war feeling until almost the very end. In the occupied countries there were resistance movements that were pursued - not by local governments, but by the Germans - although in most countries, the resistance movements got most of their members at the end of the war when it was clear that Germany was on the verge of collapse.
What has the author Christopher Lloyd written?
Christopher Lloyd has written: 'Collaboration and Resistance in occupied France' -- subject(s): Collaborationists, History, Underground movements, World War, 1939-1945
What was France doing during the Holocaust?
France was occupied by the Germans in the war. They couldn't do much to defend their own country let alone anything else. However, there were resistance movements within France.
Who were special operation executives and what did they do?
The SOE was the British intelligence services network of agents who aided the resistance movements in Nazi occupied Europe in WW2. They worked closely with resistance fighters, many of them were foreign nationals themselves, and among other events, assassinated Heydrich in Czechoslovakia.
What countries were occupied by Belgium?
nonem belgium was occupied by germany
