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What was the nation with which Germany signed a nonaggression pact in the early 1939?
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In the early 20th century what nation replaced Britain as the leading industrial nation in Europe?
Germany
Which five early civilizations invented writing?
Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, and Germany.
How did the peace teaty Germany signed with Russia affect the war?
During World War I, the peace treaty signed by Germany and Russia in early 1918 affected the remainder of the war and its combatants in several ways. Short-term, it inspired greater confidence in Germany and added to the war-weariness of the Alliance troops. Longer-term, it rebounded quite negatively against Germany, as the failure to win later battles against the Alliance in the West was seen as the final, and decisive, disappointment in the long, excruciating war.
By the early 1900s germany had worsening relations with all of the following EXCEPT?
By the early 1900's, Germany had worsening relations with all of the following EXCEPT the Britain.
Who signed the non-aggression act?
The Pact was signed by their respective Foreign Ministers, Molotov and von Ribbentrop, in Moscow, in the early morning hours of August 22, 1939. This cleared the way for Hitler's invasion of Poland nine days later, which began WWII in Europe. Two weeks after Hitler invaded Poland from the west, Stalin invaded Poland from the east. The two dictators divided Poland between them down the middle, with the Vistula River as the boundary, in accordance with a secret protocol to the Pact of August 22. Poland was extinguished as a nation. There were a number of secret protocols accompanying the Pact, which made Stalin and Hitler partners for the next two years, until Hitler turned on Stalin. One of the great ironies of history is that the only person on the planet Stalin trusted was Adolph Hitler.
Nation in which Germany signed a nonaggression pact early in 1939?
Germany signed a non-agression pact in August 1939 with the Soviet Union. This was known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. The treaty also contained secret clauses for the partition of Poland and established spheres of influence in eastern Europe
In the early 20th century what nation replaced Britain as the leading industrial nation in Europe?
Germany
How was Greece able to become an independent nation in the early S's?
they signed peace treaty.
How was Greece able to become an independent nation in the early 1800's?
The Greeks signed a peace treaty with the ottoman empire.
Which nation was unified by otto von bismark?
The nation that was unified by Otto Von Bismark was Prussia and Germany. Otto Von Bismark ruled in Germany from 1960 to the early years of 1890.
How was Greece able to become an independent nation in early 1800s?
The Greeks signed a peace treaty with the ottoman empire.
Small European nation whose neutrality was violated by Germany in the early days of World War 1?
Belgium
Which nation was not invited to join the Paris Peace Conference?
Germany was not invited for obvious reasons. Russia was also left out since they pulled out of the war early.
The early part of WW2?
WWII started in 1939, September when Germany started an unprovoked attack on Poland - this went against the agreement they signed after WWI. Britain radioed Hitler and told him to remove his troops immediately or they will declare war with Germany.
Which five early civilizations invented writing?
Germany, Germany, Germany, Germany, and Germany.
What is true about the US in 1917?
all of the above
How did the peace teaty Germany signed with Russia affect the war?
During World War I, the peace treaty signed by Germany and Russia in early 1918 affected the remainder of the war and its combatants in several ways. Short-term, it inspired greater confidence in Germany and added to the war-weariness of the Alliance troops. Longer-term, it rebounded quite negatively against Germany, as the failure to win later battles against the Alliance in the West was seen as the final, and decisive, disappointment in the long, excruciating war.
