What was the two front war in World War 2?

The U.S. did not fight a two front war in WW1. It fought only on the western front.

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World War Two was fought in the Pacific and the Atlantic and Western Europe and Eastern Europe (and Africa) at the same time. So technically the war was fought on many fronts. In Europe it was a two front war on the West and East side. When you consider the USA the war was fought on two sides of the nation in two different oceans and different countries so they considered it a two front…

The united states was at war on two fronts, Asia and europe

Two front war - (der) Zweifrontenkrieg.

The Eastern Front of World War Two was in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

In this case, "front" means "frontier" or "border". A two front war means fighting a war against two or more enemies on different borders of your country.

World War I was fought on two major fronts. The Eastern Front was located in the Middle East and the Western Front was situated in France.

The Battle Of Marne.

The European Front and the Pacific Front.

conquer Russia and western europe

World War II is often divided into two parts or fronts the European front and the Pacific front.

This is because, a two-front war is what caused the German Empire's loss in the first World War. He didn't want this happening again, but he was dumb enough to try invading the Soviet Union so that is exactly what he created. And he payed the price. Fighting a two-front war is a mistake, not only for Germany but ANY army. It is military suicide.

You might be referring to World War II . World War two lasted from September 1939 to July 1945 on the German Front

The Russians played a HUGE role in WW2. They did fight and they made it a two front war

If you meant how many people fought in World War 2 you need to know that there were millions and millions who fought in that war world wide. The USA had over two million who fought in that war and 300,000 women helped on the war front and home front in service jobs and volunteer jobs.

One of the major turning points in the First World War include Russia dropping out of the war due to the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. The other is when Germany no long had to fight a two front war.

Depends on how you define 'front.' The Germans had an Eastern Front for the war with Russia, and the Western Front for the war with the Allies in Europe. And there were the fronts in Africa, and later a Southern Front when the Allies invaded Italy. The Americans fought in two primary theaters, the Atlantic and the Pacific.

The western allies on the western front, and the Soviets on the Russian Front.

the western front was part of two fronts during world war 1.

The USA entered World War Two a day after the Japanese attacked the US navy base of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on December 7, 1941. After declaring war on Japan, Germany declared war on the USA. Thus, the US entered a two front war.

it didn't, it started a two-front war all by itself.

The Battle of Normandy wasn't necessarily a "two-front war". However, Normandy was attacked from more than one direction. The two fronts Germany fought were called the Eastern front and the Westarn Front.

Fighting a two-front war is the same as fighting two wars at the same time. That's never a good idea because your forces are split.

After Germany declared war on Russia to help Austria-Hungary (who was attacked by Russia after they attacked Serbia), France made clear their intent to stand by their ally (Russia, obviously), so Germany declared war on them, too, planning to take them out then go after Russia to prevent a two-front war. Unluckily for Germany, Russia prepared pretty quickly so Germany had to send troops to the Eastern Front as well and fight a two-front war.

The Western Front was the name of the front line between the two waring sides in the First World War. Switzerland was neutral during the First World War, neither of the two waring sides were allowed to send troops into Switzerland. So there was no fighting and no front line in Switzerland.

The term two-front war refers specifically to the European Theater of War. Up until D-Day, the only land front between the Axis and Allied powers was the eastern front between Russia and Germany. The strategy behind D-Day was to open a second front against the Germans and relieve pressure on the Russians. Allied leaders hoped a second front would put stress on Germany and strain their resources. After D-Day, Germany was essentially fighting agaisnt two…

Many statements could summarize the Schlieffen Plan that Germany created to prepare for a two-front war. One would be that it was a way of showing his people that WWI was lost because it was a two-front war, and that WWII would not be the same.

Germany faced a hopeless two-war front

The effects were that Germany's troops had to be spread out, if they fought on a single front Germany would not have to spread out troops, meaning more organization, and it would be generally easier for Germany to win the war.

When Germany invaded Russia thus turning an ally into an enemy and creating a two front war.

It was ended by Two Atomic Bombs.

The Schlieffen Plan - war on two fronts, beating the French on the western front quickly then focusing troops on eastern front against Russia

The Western front; The Balkan front; The Eastern front; The war against Turkey in Iraq & Palestine & the war in East Africa

The number one issue of having to fight a two-front war was deciding on how to best divide the U.S. forces. Secondly, was finding on how to best protect the two sides of the United States.

The war was fought in the skies of WW1 using airplanes equiped with two machine guns on the lower wing in the middle, placed in front of the pilot.

Germany decided to attack Great Britain because Hitler was afraid of a two front war.

The number one issue of having to fight a two-front war was deciding on how to best divide the U.S. forces. Secondly, was finding on how to best protect the two sides of the United States.

The front line of World War 2 was the eastern front. The battles at the eastern front were the largest battles in history.

It was Germany's idea of the two front war. (:

Germany had a two-front war

There was no "front" in the Cold War.

Germany could fight in western Europe without worrying about fighting a two-front war.

Stalin wasn't prepared for war and Hitler didn't want a two front war.

two front war

Tha first war was Great Britain (and other European Countries) from defeat at the hands of Germany, and the second one was the battle of the pacific with japan.

Germany only surrendered in WWI because it was fighting a two front war and was losing. They initially planned on taking France easily but didnt. they were at a loss of resources, which they were supposed to get from the Western front.

Engaging Russia (Eastern Front), while starting the attack on England (Western Front), Greatest mistake was fighting a war on two fronts.

That depends on the reference point, as both Germany and the United States were fighting on two fronts during the war. The Germans would say the United States fought on the Western front. The United States fought on the European front and the Pacific front.

Operation Overlord ("D-day attack"). Before that Germany fought on one front at a time: Poland 1939, Scandinavia 1940, France 1940, Balkan 1941, Soviet 1941-. Taking over the North African war from the Italians created a second front in 1941, but it wasn't a two-front war where the forces were enclosed. From 1944 it became a real two-front war, when allied forces advanced from both east and west.