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Where did Germany attack first to start World War 1?

Poland


Which country did Germany attack first in world war 2?

Poland in September of 1939.


Who was the first country to attack in World War 2?

Germany attacked Poland in September of 1939.


Who initiated the first attack of World War 2?

Germany, by invading Poland on September 1, 1939.


When was the first day of the attack in world war 1?

The first day of the attack in World War I is generally considered to be August 1, 1914, when Germany declared war on Russia. However, the first significant military action occurred on August 4, 1914, when Germany invaded Belgium, leading to Britain's declaration of war on Germany the same day. This marked the official start of hostilities in the conflict.


When considered the first attack of World War 2?

The first attack which was at the start of the war was when Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland. World War 2 began in 1939. This caused the war after a couple of years of building up tension between the allies and the Nazis.


Who declared war in Germany before world war two?

The prime minister of Britain declared war in Germany. The world war 2 started by Germany in a unprovoked attack on poland.


What countries did Germany attack in ww1 and World War 2?

in world war 2 Germany attacked japan in hiroshima and nagasaki


Describe as many of the factors as you can from this unit which led to World War 2?

America started to attack the german first, they attack the airport without any reason. America killed the ruler of the germany. That leads the World War 2


What was the names of the Germany attack strategy in World War 2?

Blitzkrieg


During the world war 2 when did Germany attack France?

1940


Why did Belgium attack Germany in World War 1?

It was the other way around. Germany invaded Belgium in World War I as the first act of aggression. Germany invaded Belgium as a way to circumvent French defenses along the German border (the Maginot Line).