They didn't really want to capture Dunkirk. What they wanted to do was to destroy the allied army which went into Belgium to stop the German invasion through the low counties (i.e. Belgium Holland and Luxembourg). Having the Allied army go into Belgium was a part of the German plan to encircle the allied army (which they did around the town of Dunkirk) and then destroy the army before the allied evacuated its army to England by sea.
It was an anti-submarine base
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It was one of the reasons but not an important one to Nazi Germany The real reason that Dunkirk became the important battle was that the allied forces retreated to that point as they were pushed across France. What followed was a heroic holding action as many many men were evacuated to England. The loss of Dunkirk to Germany and the successful evacuation of such a large number of soldiers set the stage for the eventual invasion of Europe. If the evacuation had not been as successful it may have set the war back years.
No, Britain were fighting against Germany. The battle of Dunkirk was actually a British and French retreat.
Because after the German victory at Dunkirk, it opened all of France to Germany.
Because after the German victory at Dunkirk, it opened all of France to Germany.
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The Germans did not lose at Dunkirk. Quite the opposite. Dunkirk was a mass retreat by the British army who had been overwhelmed in Europe by the Germans.
Germany did not capture Moscow
what two countries battked Germany againnst Germany in the battle of Dunkirk
Dunkirk, the evacuation of the British from capture by the Germans in WW2.