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What was the northern part of France that the british army was pushed to by Hitler?
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Germany pushed the British to the beaches at Dunkirk. In one of the greatest escapes of all time was the evacuation of thousands of British troops across the straights. In addition to the Royal Navy, any British citizen with a boat rushed across the straights to retrieve troops.
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Nation whose sudden fall to Hitler in 1940 pushed the US closer to direct aid to Britain?
France
In what way was the western front a stalemate?
You might be referring to the instance where Hitler stopped his armies from wiping out the British Expeditionary Force at Dunkirk. His Generals pushed for total annihilation of the Allied Forces, but were overruled. Other than that, the Germans wining control of France, Belgium & The Netherlands was complete.
What actions of great Britain and France pushed the US into fighting the war 1812?
The british began a policy of impressment, or siezing Americans at sea and drafting them into the british navy.That angeredmany americans.
Who pushed Germany towards war in the 1930s?
Adolf Hitler.
What was the name of the man who pushed the world war 2?
Adolf Hitler.
What leader pushed for an invasion of Europe by way of the English Channel?
Adolf Hitler
What leaders pushed for an invasion of Europe by way of the English Channel?
Adolf Hitler
How far were the Germans pushed out of France on d-day?
The Germans were pushed back just a few miles from the coast in some places, just a few hundred yards in others. None were pushed out of France on D-Day. Many German reinforcements were sent into France in the weeks following D-Day.
How does the northern spotted owl travel?
Prefers train, but will fly if pushed
What is the plate boundary that is pushed together under the north American plate?
the northern
Where was the site of the Allied evacuation of France during world war 2?
The scene of the evacuation of Allied (mainly British) forces from France during World War II in 1940 was the Channel Coast of France at a port called Dunkirk. Having been pushed back then surrounded by advancing German ground-troops, the majority of the British and French forces trapped at Dunkirk escaped to sea in a daring and largely successful series of day- and night-evacuations.
What pushed the British colonies to unite into one country?
no representation in parliament.
