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Although Belgium tried to remain neutral, they were invaded and conquered by Germany in May 1940. Belgian expats then formed a government in exile in London, and raised army and air force units trained and equiped by Britain.
This government in exile was considered the defacto legitimate government of Belgium and assume control of Belgium when it was liberated in 1944, pending the first postwar electiion.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 10y agoBelgium never declared war onto Germany but they were engaged in warfare on May 10th 1940, when Germany invaded Belgium.
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What was the nation through which German armies twice invaded France in World War 2?
belgium belgium
Did Belgium pay back World War 2 debt?
NO
Was Belgium politically controlled by the soviet union before World War 2?
Nope...
Where did the US first army fight in World War 2?
france belgium germany
What four areas did Hitler target first in World War 2?
Poland, France, belgium,and maybe britian
Who was the leader over Belgium during World War 2?
Albert 2 : Albert was a king in Belgium at the time world war 2 was going on
Was any wars held in Belgium?
World War 1 + World War 2
What was the nation through which German armies twice invaded France in World War 2?
belgium belgium
Did Belgium pay back World War 2 debt?
NO
What countries have had dictatorships since World War 2?
Belgium
Which of the following countries aligned with the US after World War 2?
Answer this question…Belgium
What year did belgium join World War 2?
December 7th 1939
How long did it take to rebuild Belgium after World War 2?
about 13 years
How much money did Belgium spend in World War 2?
more than 2 million
Was Belgium politically controlled by the soviet union before World War 2?
Nope...
Where did the US first army fight in World War 2?
france belgium germany
What type of government was in belgium in World War 2?
consitutional monarcy & parlementry democracy Although during the war itself Belgium had a military administration and a monarch who was in the impossibility to rule.
