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1940. In the spring and early summer. The work was finished when we evacuated from Dunkirk at the beginning of June 1940. Then the Battle of Britain began in August.
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What were the limits to the Maginot Line?
The Maginot Line protected France from a German attack on the German France border. However, Nazi Germany went through the Netherlands and Belgium which was an unprotected border.
Did Germany invade France before or after invading Belgium?
In 1940, Germany launched its attack on Western Europe. It was a massive invasion that swept over the lowlands including Belgium. Not long after the fall of Belgium, France was then successfully invaded and surrendered.
How did Germany violate the laws of neutrality?
Invading Belgium on their way to attack France in WWI and WWII.
What three countries did hitler invade?
Germany invaded & seized Poland-September 1939 Germany invaded & seized Denmark & Norway-April 1940 Germany invaded & seized France, Belgium, Netherlands & Luxemburg-May 1940 Germany was at war with Great Britain & France starting in September 1939. Germany launched an air attack on England during the summer of 1940 after defeating France.
What countries invaded France during World War 2?
the answer is Germany bazically i am sorry i don't know much more.
Which country did Germany attack on it's way to France which caused great Britain to declare war?
Belgium .
What country joined World War 1 because of Germany's attack on Belgium?
pretty sure it was France
What statement about the end of the world 1 is true?
Germany invaded the neutral country of Belgium to attack France
What countries did Hitler's army attack?
Poland, Denmark, Norway, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Yugoslavia, Greece, Russia, and Egypt.
which of the following was true about the beginning of ww1?
germany invaded the neutral country of belgium to attack france
Why did germany attack belgium in august 1914?
Germany had determined that it would be easier to access France through the lowland Belgium than their rivery, forested bordered with France, especially with the forts near the border in France. Of course, Belgium turned out to be worse idea, seeing as its treaty with the UK brought Britain into the war.
Why was Belgium important in World War 1?
Belgium was invaded by Germany on 4 August 1914, despite the fact that its neutrality was guaranteed by Britain, France and Germany. Since 1906 Germany had only one plan (the Schlieffen Plan) for a future war with France and that involved marching through Belgium. Incidentally, the original version of the plan involved marching through the Netherlands, too, but it was revised after Schlieffen's retirement.
