It was the Vandals, the Sueves, the Burgundians, the Alemanni, the Angles, the Saxons, the Jutes and the Frisians. The Franks expanded into northern Gaul, but they were not actual invaders as they had been allowed to settle in that area. The Visigoths and Ostrogoths had also been allowed to settle in the empire.
There were various groups that invaded the Roman empire among them were the Ostrogoths ad the Lombards. These groups were pushed into the weakened Roman empire by the Huns who also invaded Italy.
France during Napoleonic Europe The Goths and the Vandals in the time of Rome
Italy successfully invaded several nations during the early 20th century, particularly during the fascist regime under Benito Mussolini. Notably, Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935, which was part of its efforts to expand its empire in Africa. Additionally, during World War II, Italy invaded Albania in 1939 and parts of Greece in 1940, although the latter invasion faced strong resistance and was ultimately unsuccessful. These invasions were part of Italy's broader imperial ambitions and militaristic policies during that era.
Germany and Italy
Germany and Italy
Germany and Italy
France
france was invaded by Germany and Italy during world war 2
Numerous peoples have invaded Western Europe over time. The Romans conquered most of Western Europe, this empire was then brought down by the Barbarians, the Arabs have invaded the Iberian Peninsula and Italy, the Germans invaded most of Western Europe (mainly France) during both world wars, etc.
During World War II, Italy, under Mussolini's Fascist regime, sought to imperialize several regions, primarily targeting parts of Africa and the Mediterranean. Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935, aiming to expand its colonial empire, and also sought to control Albania, which it invaded in 1939. Additionally, Italian forces aimed to establish dominance over territories in the Balkans and parts of North Africa, including Libya and Egypt, in their quest for a new Roman Empire.
Italy invaded Ethiopia.
Italy invaded Albania in 1939.