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Which countries pushed the Germans back through Europe in 1943?
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∙ 16y ago
In 1943 the Soviet forces advanced westwards in the Soviet Union and British, US and some other forces took Sicily and began the advance northwards in Italy, which resulted in the surrender of Italy.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 16y agoThis all depends if you are talking about the first world war or the second world war. In the first world war, the allied countries were as follows;
France
Italy- joined 1915
USA- joined 1917
The British Empire
The Russian empire- withdrew in 1917 after revolution in Russia.
Np: each of the empires invovled their dominions etc in the war as well, drawing on their resources and soldiers. In world war 2
China
France
Soviet Union
United States France was defeated in 1940 by Germany.
The Big 3 at the time were the united states, united kingdom and the soviet union.
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