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World War I was in the era of around the 1910's to the 1920's, with World War II to follow shortly afterwards. New Zealand sent troops over because they were our allies and they helped us fight to keep Germany from taking over the world.
Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, South Korea and the Philippenes.
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The British Empire consisted of more than 75 different entities during WW1 and they all contributed to the pool of manpower and/or material in some manner. Troops were drawn from tiny islands, Africa, India and all over the realm. The major suppliers were Australia, Canada and New Zealand. All fought well for King and Country.
The Anzacs (Australian, New Zealand Army Corp) Went to war in WW1 because of alliances with the British monarch, because Australia and New Zealand are ruled under the same monarch, Australians and New Zealanders had no choice but to fight for the King and Country. To cut a long story short, they went to war because we had to fight for Britain, because of our alliances, if New Zealand and Australia ever needed help, Britain would come to our aid, but in this case we needed to aid Britain in defeating Germany.
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No, China did not fight New Zealand in world war.No.
World War I was in the era of around the 1910's to the 1920's, with World War II to follow shortly afterwards. New Zealand sent troops over because they were our allies and they helped us fight to keep Germany from taking over the world.
Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, South Korea and the Philippenes.
Greece, North Africa and Italy.
North Africa Italy
New Zealand did not have any troops serving in WW2 and if they did were attached to Australian formations.
No - it was a conflict fought by British troops against the Argentinian invaders. No other country was involved.
New Zealand fielded volunteers in Vietnam. But was always considered by US Forces as kin to Australia.
New Zealand. ANZAC stands for Austrlia and New Zealand Army Corp.
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