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What two countries that were allies in World War 2 and enemies after?
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Which countries were are enemies during world war 11?
During World War II the primary enemies of the Allies (of which we were a part) were Japan and Germany. There were also other minor Axis countries which were part of the war.
Who were America's enemies in world war 2?
The primary enemies of the allies during world war 2 were Germany, Japan, and Italy. Together, those three countries were called the "AXIS" powers.
Who were france's allies and enemies throughout world war 2?
USA, UK, and USSR were Allies. Germany, Italy and Japan were Axis enemies.
If world war 3 broke out tomorrow who would be allies and enemies?
It all depends on the problem for why the war broke out. If a country tried to take over, then that countries allies would most likely be on that side and would be known as "enemies", while the other side would be known as allies. Some past allies would probably be allies again, like US, UK, France, Canada, etc.
In the war of 1812 who were the US allies and enemies?
allies war of 1812
What countries were involved in the World War I?
The Allies and the Entente.
Who are the Enemies to the allies in World War 2?
Germany, Italy, Japan and Hungary/Austria.
Who was the US enemies with that was allies with the US in world war 2?
Germany, Italy, Japan
Which countries were New Zealand's allies during World War 2?
Britan was one of New Zealand's allies in world war 2.
Who were germanny's enemies in World War I?
Germany's main enemies in World War 1 were Britain, France, Italy, and Russia. America too, but we joined the war later than any of the other Allies.
What countries were English allies in world war 1?
the russians
How the cold war ideology that crystallized after World War 2 changed wartime alliances that had existed during the war?
In basic terms, some of yesterday's enemies became new allies, and some former allies became enemies, although not in an outright way. Japan, Italy, and West Germany became Western allies. China, North Korea, East Germany, and the former Axis countries of Eastern Europe lined up with the USSR. It should be remembered that most of these alliances were involuntary on both sides, but the Free World countries tended to have a greater freedom of choice than the Communist countries. As in World War 2, a few countries were able to remain neutral in the Cold War.
