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What was the name of Germany's final offensive of World War 2?
I think it should be the battle of the bulge.
Allied bombing of Germany in 1942 changed the war because it?
helped pave the way for a later all-out offensive
What was the effect of Germany invading Poland in 1939?
The effect was to begin the start of World War II in Europe.
Did the Cuban Missile Crisis which almost lead to war occurred when East Germany helped Cuba build offensive nuclear weapons in Cuba?
No, the USSR not East Germany.
When did the war for ending the holocust begin?
World War II began on September 1st 1939 with the invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany. If that's what your talking about
What was Germany's last offensive battle in the war?
The Battle of the Bulge
When did the German campaign against France begin in World War 2?
Having won in the eastern theater, Germany began its offensive against France. It began in May of 1940.
What country did World War 2 begin in?
Germany
Why did Germany have an upper hand when war broke out?
Germany, the Nazis, had the upperhand at the begginning of World War 2 because they started it and they were on the offensive.
How did sino-Japanese war begin?
Japan mounted offensive operations.
Where did the influenza outbreak of World War 1 begin?
Germany
In World War 1 where did Germany begin its war offensive and what happened there?
Germany invaded Belgium, using a strategy called the Schleiffen Plan. As troops swept across Belgium, thousands of civilians fled in terror. In Brussels, the Belgian capital, an American war correspondent described the first major refugee crisis of the 20th century.
What was the blits in WW2?
Germany's offensive fighting tactic, means lightning war, Blitzkrieg
Why did the World War 2 begin?
World War 2 began when Germany invades Poland in 1939.
What war did the battle of the bulge occur?
World War Two (WWII) in Europe, Nazi Germany's last great offensive.
How did the Ludendorff offensive contribute to Germany losing World War 1?
The Ludendorff Offensive contributed to Germany's loss by the fact that Germany's army was now spread too thinly across the Western front, and that (although the offensive was effective at first) the morale of the German soldiers was declining as sheer exhaustion and hunger overcame them, Germany withered as the will to fight in the Great war was breaking.Also this offensive prompted a major and powerful retaliation from the Allied troops from Britain, France, America etc.
What was the name given to Germany last counter offensive in World War 2?
Battle of the Bulge
