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The German Nazis and Adolph Hitler were the reason there was a war in Europe. They were responsible for invading many countries and responsible for the deaths of 50 million people. They occupied and oppressed most of the European nations. The Allied Forces had to launch an all out war to defeat them and they did it.
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Where were the landings of World War?
World War 1 was participated in Germany, Africa and more places around the world ( i think).
Countries participated in the division of Germany after World War 2?
the Soviet Union
What World War I was mainly about?
To a very large extent it was about whether Europe was to be dominated by Germany.
How many Central Powers soldiers participated in World War 1?
Central powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey. Centra powers participated: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey. there are total 4 powers.
Russia what was the total involvement in World War 1?
Russia participated in the war fighting against Germany until 1917-1918 when the Russian Revolution started
How did Czechoslovakia get involved in World War 2?
It was occupied by Germany on 15 March 1939.
To what extent was the US morally economically and politically justified in entering the First world war against Germany?
stop
What countries participated in the division of Germany after World War 2?
the soviet union gotta love freakin study island!
Why was montenegro in World War 1?
Yes, Montenegro participated in World War I.
What were the reasons for participating in world war 1?
The United States participated in the First World War because Germany had capsized US trade ship. The European countries wanted to stop German expansion.
Who believed Germany had to be punished for World War 1 but not to the extent that Germany was left powerless and destitute?
Prime Minister David Lloyd George of Great Britain.
Who believed Germany had to be punished for World War 1 but not to the extent that Germany was left powerless and destitute.?
Prime Minister David Lloyd George of Great Britain.
