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What happened to deserters from Britain and France?
they wree attacked by both France and Britain and they were devastated
What happened as a result of the seven years of war?
France lost Canada to Britain
What happened with France and Britain?
Basically France and the other one did gangnam styled eachother
What happened to deserters who had not been found once WW1 was over Were deserters still entitled to receive their medals?
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What happened to US ships in the France and Britain war?
They blew up!
What happened on tenth June 1940?
Italy declares war on Britain and France.
What happened as result of the Seven Year's War?
France lost Canada to Britain
What happened to deserters after World War 1 ended.?
After World War I ended, many deserters faced various consequences depending on their country's policies. In some nations, such as France and the United States, deserters were offered amnesty or pardons in an effort to reintegrate them into society. However, in other cases, they faced legal repercussions, including imprisonment or execution, particularly if they were caught or returned to military service. The treatment of deserters varied widely, influenced by public sentiment and the specific circumstances of each nation's post-war context.
Britain justified its policy of impressing American seamen by arguing that these sailors were doing what?
Were deserters from the Royal Navy.
What happened to Ottoman territory in the Middle East after World War 1?
It was divided between Britain and France through the mandate system.
What type of music is Deserters known for?
The Deserters are a Canadian rock band that first started out in Toronto in 1970. They hit it big with their 1972 single "Raining over France" which hit the top of the billboard charts.
What happened to deserters in world war1?
During World War I, deserters faced severe consequences, which varied by country. Many were executed, while others were imprisoned or subjected to hard labor. In some cases, deserters were publicly shamed to deter others from fleeing. The treatment of deserters often reflected the military and societal attitudes towards duty and honor during the war.
