c rations and fatigues
Bulgaria was never taken by Hitler. Bulgaria and Germany were allies.
When the allies Beat Central powers (Germany etc) in Ww1 Germany felt they had been cheated by the allies because a lot of their land was taken. So Germany didn't hesitate for a chance to get back at the allies hence Ww2.
The camps were liberated. Germany was defeated and its government was taken over by the Allies.
Britain was on the Allies side and provided a strong navy and air force for the allies. After France was taken by Germany, the USA, Britain, and the USSR were fighting against Nazi Germany, Italy, and Japan.
By 1918, Germany and her allies had taken so many casualties the end of World War One could have been predicted. Germany had exhausted its manpower resources. For example, between 1914 and 1918, the Western allies had mobilized 47 million troops. Germany and her allies could only generate 25 million troops. To a large extent, this troop advantage gave the allies an edge.
By D-Day Germany had NO chance at all of winning the war. Germany's best prospect would have been a change of r
If the Western Allies did not successfully land, the Russians (Soviets) would have taken over Germany.
Poland, Germany, China became independent, eastern Europe soon fell to USSR
In 1916-1918, during the first world war; during WW 2 Romania and Germany were allies.
Harsh reparations paid by Germany to the victorious Allies,The creation of new countries from the territory taken from Germany/Austria-Hungary/Ottoman Empire.Creation of the League of Nations
They were both divided up based on the Mandate System of the League of Nations. Other European countries assumed responsibility of the former territories.
Heinrich Himmler, as a leading figure in Nazi Germany, did not officially enter peace negotiations with the Allies. Towards the end of World War II, he did explore the possibility of negotiating a separate peace with the Western Allies, primarily to secure better terms for Germany and protect himself personally. However, these overtures were not taken seriously by the Allies, who were committed to unconditional surrender, and ultimately, Himmler's efforts were unsuccessful.