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Normandy.. On D-Day, allied troops landed on the beaches named (from east to west): Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah
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Who sent bigger troops to the war of New France Britain or France?
France sent more soldiers than Britain while the women took over their jobs.
What did the triple entente ruin the schlieffen plan?
The Schlieffen Plan aimed for a quick victory for Germany by invading France through Belgium before turning to fight Russia. However, the Triple Entente, comprising France, Russia, and the United Kingdom, coordinated their responses effectively. Russia mobilized faster than anticipated, forcing Germany to divert troops to the Eastern Front, while British intervention in Belgium galvanized opposition and delayed the German advance into France. This ultimately contributed to the failure of the Schlieffen Plan and prolonged World War I.
How did Russia surprise Germany at the start of World what One?
While Germany was fighting in France and Belgium Russia mobilised quickly and sent her troops towards Germany.
What happened at Dunkirk in1940?
The first part of World War II saw British expeditionary troops attempting to stop the invading German forces in France. The attempt failed, and the British forces were forced back to the sea at Dunkirk, from where they had to be evacuated by anything that floated, all the while under heavy assault from the Germans. The defeat was an humiliating and costly debacle for the British, and a huge propaganda victory for the Nazi invaders. After Dunkirk, it did appear for a while that there would be no stopping the spread of the nazi horror.
What was World War 1 fighting for?
The assasination of the Austrian heir to the throne led to Austria invading Serbia and Russia declaring war on Austria. Then Germany helped Austria while Britain and France declared war on Germany.
After the battle how were the Union troops moving in regard to the Rebel troops?
The Union troops were advancing while the Rebel troops were retreating.
How did Saint Bobo become a saint?
Saint Bobo was a knight for Provence, Franceand he fought against the invading Saracens. In France he was known as Beuvon and eventually became a hermit. St. Bobo eventually died in Pavia in Lombardy, Italy, while on a pilgrimage to Rome.
What aspect of the Korean War indicates that it was a part of the Cold War as well as a civil war?
Many of the troops who supported North Korea were Chinese, while many of the troops who fought for South Korea were American.
Why were France and Spain willing to give the Patriots supplies?
Simply put, the Spaniards and the French didn't get along with the British. Supplying the colonial revolution was an easy way to weaken the British while not risking any troops.
Was one reason that the us supported France in Vietnam after world war 2 was because the us and France were major allies?
While the United States and France were allies during WW2, it's important to note that France already controlled Vietnam and the surrounding area. Known as French-IndoChina, France already had troops, civil administrators, educators, and government officials in place; it made sense for the US to support it's ally.
What led to the successful rise of Dutch explorations in the 1600?
While geographic distance from Spain, foreign aid from France and England, and the occasional desperate measure of opening their dikes to flood out invading armies all certainly played a role, the single most important factor was money.
What led to the successful rise of the Dutch exploration in the 1600s?
While geographic distance from Spain, foreign aid from France and England, and the occasional desperate measure of opening their dikes to flood out invading armies all certainly played a role, the single most important factor was money.
