The major mistake that the Allies made in preparing for Germany's attack in 1940 was their assumption that the Ardennes Forest was impassable. They concentrated their forces to the north and south of it. When Germany attacked through the Ardennes, they encountered weak resistance, which allowed them to complete their plan of encircling the allied armies.
The Allies promised that all war crimes and crimes against humanity would be investigated and prosecutions brought where appropriate.
The USA and its Allies Against Japan
Allies
So the Allies could identify there own planes and not shoot them down by mistake.
Northwestern France
Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria.
Germany was in an alliance with Austria-Hungary and Italy.
The idea was the the Marginol line would stop the Germans. The Germans counted on the French not leaving their positions along the line, so the Germans came across the Ardennes with tanks and crossed the Meuse River into France.
Tension was the cold war. The allies were always preparing (on patrol and on manuevers) during the cold war.
No, they are allies.
Russia had to depend on themselves to stop germanys expansion since there ports were unavailable
Spain.
Germsny and the Axis
No. Actually they were part of the Allies in WWII.
Depends on how they are standing. If they are next to you they are besides you if they are touching you they are against you.
He didn't really make a mistake he just did not have enough troops to stop the endless waves of allies troops even with the home side advantage.
The NVA & VC were the only combatants against the allies.