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the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Serbia, Montenegro, and the Russian Empire help me now anyone who can!!!!1
Allied powers include the allies of World War I, which include Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, France, Portugal, the Russian Empire, Greece, Belgium, Romania, Montenegro and Japan, joined later by Italy, the United States, Serbia, and Brazil.
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How many allieds were there in d-day?
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Were the allieds the good or bad guys?
good guys are nice and caring bad guys are plain dumb
Why did France and great Britain go to war?
to get the allieds to lose so the can get land and peace without no one when they get mad
How many allieds died at the Battle of Stalingrad?
In the battle of Stalingrad, the only alllied country involvd in it was the USSR. Around 500,000 people including 40,000 civilians are to be reported killed.
How many people died or were injured in d day landings?
During D-Day,there was about 20,000 casualties. Out of them about 17,000 were either killed or wounded. The allieds suffered a high wounded soldiers rate.
What was the us governments effort to build the atomic bomb called?
The allieds (US, UK and Canada) called the project to make the Atomic Bomb was called the manhattan projecty. It started on 13th August 1942 and was abaloished in August 15th 1947.
The us government effort to build the atomic bomb was called?
The allieds (US, UK and Canada) called the project to make the Atomic Bomb was called the manhattan projecty. It started on 13th August 1942 and was abaloished in August 15th 1947.
What3 major countries that were considered the allies of World War 2?
The UK, the USA and the USSR were nicknamed the Big 3 of the nations that were part of the Allied Forces, much to the chagrin of the French. There were many other countries that were part of the allied forces. There were Europeans who were part of the allieds that wanted to out the Nazis from their own countries.
Why Nazi was defeated at Normandy?
because they thought the main invasion would come at pa de calais. when the invasion eventually came in Normandy the Germans could not counterattak because they needed hitlers permission and he was still asleep and noone wanted to wake him. when they did finally counter attack all they could do was slow up the mass of troops comin into France daily. their defeat was by no means rommels fault or the fighting Germans. also the allieds ability to prevent the Germans knowing about the invasion. the parachute operations on eitherside of Normandy prevented the Germans from getting organized.
Does anybody no anything about longstop hill Tunisia?
Weeks ago I was watching a show on Military History Channel about the Tunisian campaign. I could not tell you the name of the show because I watch hundreds of them. Any way I remember the term Longstop Hill in Tunisia and I believe it was in the Kasserine Pass. I found a sight that shows a little bit of the hills in the Kasserine pass and there are some great maps too like they showed on the television show. I think the hill may have been a place where the Allieds retreated to during a battle but went on to win in Africa later on. See links below.
To address the issue of Nazi genocide during World War 2 the Allies .?
The allieds knew full well the Jews were being annihilated but not to the extent they were being killed. Some complain the US and Winston Churchill did nothing for the Jews. That is a misconception that they COULD do something about it while it was going on. The only thing they could do is what they did do, Invade Europe and defeat the Nazis. Once the troops all over Europe, particularly in Poland and Germany, stumbled upon the concentration camps, death camps and remaining ghettos they were shocked at the brutality, cruelty, and heinous crimes done to the Jews, Poles, undesirables and others. The response of today is to continue to help the victims who are still alive and to educate the world that we do not accept genocide in any form on any persons.
Why was the battle of bulge important to the allied?
The Battle of the Bulge was quite a important battle for the allies for few reasons. Someof those reasons are that;It was the final major German offence in WW2.If the allies were victoriouse, it would crush the German moralIf the allies failed, it would boost German morale and would result the Germans pushing the allieds on the western front, then to encounter the USSR, which were advancing from the east.
