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What role did jospeh stalin play during the war?
Josef Stalin was the Russian leader in WW2
How many times did Captain Cook sail round the world and who were the men who sailed with him and did his children ever go sailing with him and did his wife go with him and how did he die which island?
Captain Cook circumnavigated the world three times. Neither his children, nor his wife, ever sailed with him. He was killed by Hawaiian natives after an altercation over a boat on 14 February 1779. The botanist Sir Jospeh Banks sailed with Cook on his first journey, as did the Swedish and Finnish botanists Daniel Solander and Dr Herman Spöring. After Cook stopped at Tahiti, he was joined by a Tahitian chief, Tupaia, who wanted to travel, together with his boy-servant Tayeto. On Cook's third voyage, he was killed on the Sandwich islands (now Hawaii) after an altercation with the natives over a stolen boat.
Who were the first settlers of the Mormon Trail?
Joseph Smith along with his family and a few of the other prophets who took charge after his death. Incorrect answer above. Improved answer - Brigham Young and church members - pioneers - traveled the Mormon Trail. In addition, the trail was used by trappers, explorers, and other people traveling to the west coast regions.
What would have been the outcome of World War 2 if Germany had made an alliance with Russia and not with Japan?
Part of the reason the German invasion of the Soviet Union did so well is that Stalin had much of his army and airforce in forward positions along the Border with Poland. Any tactician could tell you that this is not a defensive posture. Stalin had plans to attack Germany---Hitler was the first to the mark. If Germany hadn't attacked then the Soviets would have. The war would have probably still ended up with Germany's defeat--but it is possible that it would have been dragged out for much longer since most of Germany's losses were due to the Russian winter which would have been avoided. autcaully ur wrong germany attacked russia first and jospeh stalin thought as hitler as close to like a friend since hitler was really the only real person he really trusted and stalin knew hitler was gonna attack russaia but didnt want to believe it and had a mental breakdown he ran away for about 3 weeks when he heard this and no one was able to contact him. one of his generals got excellent intelligence hitler was gonna attack him and he refused to believe until hitler attacked russia.also jospeh stalin was the type of paranoid revengeful guy he killed thousands of people that were loyal to him just because he had a slight suspicion that they werent loyal to him so to him hitler in his eyes was kinda of like a friend u know u can trust backstab u.if he never attacked russia stalin would've kept sopportin hitler and they would;ve tooken over britain and china would've been into either soviets or japs most likey soviets since japs fought the usa and was loosin then hitler would've stepped in conquer and occupy usa. then attack soviets and japan dont really know simultinuesly or 1by 1. he would've done this later because he was racists to anyone non aryan and jewish also most russians were jewish or alot of em and he didnt like communists. its not wehther if he wouldnt have done this its just if he would have delayed his attack till he got every thing in europe set up perfect. The question is too hypothetical. For Hitler, war against the Soviet Union was the centrepiece of WW2, and most of the rest was rather incidental. In 1917-18 Germany had defeated Russia, and tried to set up a vast empire there, but had been unable to hold on to it because of the war on the Western Front. Boundless expansion in Eastern Europe was one of Hitler's key fantasies. He had a dream ...
Who was Hitler's most useful military subordinate?
I don't think the question has a valid answer. During the 1930s the German military, all branches, developed a highly trained and very talented officer corps. During the early campaigns of the war Hitler let the generals and admirals exercise their command authority. They planned and executed the campaigns and just reported to him how things were going. They were, of course, very successful. As the war went on though Hitler eventually assumed personal command of the fighting forces and insisted on making every tactical, strategic and logistic decision himself. Sometimes he was even personally directing individual platoons on the eastern front. Even if Hitler had been a competent military commander, which he was not, this was far too great a task for one man to perform. As time went on the officers, even the senior generals, were reduced to being little more than messenger boys, conveying the leader's commands to their troops. Naturally in such a role they were utterly useless. Michael Montagne I would agree with previous poster to a point, over all I would think his most useful suborinate from day one was was Jospeh Gobbels. The propganda minister kept the German ideal and message in fron of the entire world until the last days of Berling when he and his family commited sucide in the bunker juts after Hitler and Eva Braum did.Other such as Martin Borman played there part but at best it was a shadowey past diffcult to track and was stated their influnece paled over the years. Admiral Donitz was Hitler's personal pick to take ovver as leader when he ( Hitler) was gone.That in it's self shows a certain amount of power still remaining in Hitler's good will. Most useful? All of them who died. Every last one of them who died for Germany and the West in the snow, dirt, in a bunker or panzer, in the air or at sea as a volunteer in a U-boat or other vessel. Every officer who committed suicide upon hearing of the unconditional surrender in 1945. General Model and many others like him. Among the few survivors we can look to the most decorated for action in combat: Men such as SS leader Sepp Dietrich, ace pilot Rudel, special operations leader Skorzeny, Field Marshal Kesselring ... these are about as "useful" as a military subordinate could ever get! Let's not forget the highly talented Dr. Ley and the civilian counterparts who achieved an incredible armaments production record, even late into 1944! Making the logistics system work is extremely "useful" in a subordinate! It would be much easier to compile a huge list (in any nation) of those who were just not that "useful" in their subordinate role ... or loyal, for that matter, or committed to self-sacrifice on behalf of others.
Who invented a headband?
Jospeh Talinbrant in 1923
Who invented headbands Alyson Stoner or Joseph talinbrant?
Jospeh Talinbrant, headbands were invented in '23. Alyson Stoner however was born in '93
When did Mary and jospeh get married?
how old where mary and jospeh when they got married
What does jospeh mean?
the name jospeh means strong , intellagent , and is a true dare deviil
Where was jospeh stalin a dictator?
Russia
Is jospeh single?
No, he is dating Camilla Belle
Who did jospeh Jackson have another child with?
Cheryl Terrell
Where did Mary and Jospeh fled after Jesus's birth?
Egypt
What was Joseph Priestly's nationality?
Jospeh Pristley was English
How was Mary the mother of Jesus resourceful?
because she was preganet by jospeh
Who and when was the radio invted?
Jospeh Henry and James Clerk Maxwell in 1934
What does Jose mean in English?
in English, the name is jospeh
