HomeWhat two nations were allied with Germany in the beginning of World War 2?
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Germany, Italy and Japan
no one. they joined an alliance with Germany in 1940
At the beginning of WW2 Australia was a part of the British Commonwealth and as such was considered one of the Allied nations, along with other British Commonwealth nations such as South Africa & Canada. Other Allied nations were England, U.S. and briefly France which seems to have a penchant for surrender.
Russia was allied originally with Germany at the beginning of WW2 (through a nonaggression pact).After Germany broke the pact, Russia formed an alliance with the Allied Powers (mainly: England and her territories and the USA).
an alliance of Allied nations who fought against Germany and other Central powers during World war 1
In World War II, Germany allied itself with what became the Axis. The other major nations of the Axis were Japan and Italy.
Germany was a part of the Axis Powers (or Nations) during World War II. Italy and Japan were also associated with the Axis powers, though not necessary in direct alliance with Germany itself. Their common enemy, the Allied Powers, were what united them.
After Britain and France gave away Czechoslovakia to Germany, Russia made a nonaggression pact with Germany. Then after Germany attacked Russia, Russia allied with Britain, the USA and Free France, and other Allied nations.
The main enemies of the Allied Nations in WW2 were Germany, Japan and Italy. There were some other Axis nations, but, they were very small.
The allied powers during World War 1 were Britain, France, and Russia. Many of these nations plotted against Germany during the war, causing them to side with the United States.
After WW2 all the major Allied countries occupied Germany
During WW II, the Soviet Union was allied with Britain, France, and the US. Germany at the beginning just for conquering and dividing Poland but were rivals.
There were more than 5 allied nations in WWII but the 5 main nations were Great Britain, China, France (was defeated by Germany in June 1940, but later joined with allies again), the Soviet Union (from June 1941) and the United States (from December 1941).
yes Turkey and Germans were allied
Germany allied with austria-hungary. 1879
The protagonists and antagonists were the Allied nations and the Axis nations.
Yes, Australia was one of the original Allied nations beginning in September 1939. The United States formally joined the Allied cause in December 1941, when the Japanese attacked the US (Dec 7, 1941) & then Germany declared war (Dec 11, 1941) on the US.
Japan and Italy were on the Axis side with Germany. Germany and led by the nazi party and Italy was a Fascist country and Japan had a Military Government. They all wanted to take ofer the world.
Germany & Italy were allied to Japan in WWII.
The Allied powers were the forces that fought Germany in WW2.
Monetarily? They didn't pay reparations to any of the allied nations that fought against them. But if you're speaking of the price they "payed" for trying to take over Europe... Germany was forced to divide their land and give it to the nations they fought against.
Allied Powers - France, Britain, and Russia, Central powers - Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria,
No, Germany was an Axis Power
Germany was allied with Austria.
Nationalism was especially dangerous in the Axis nations: Germany, Italy and Japan.
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