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Why did britain keep soldiers in greece after the 2nd world war finished?
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How many people died in great Britain during World War I?
The number of British soldiers killed in World War 1 was about 880,000.
What countries were invovled in th World War 1?
United States, Russia, Japan, Italy, France, Greece, Great Britain, and those were just the headliners.
What countries allied with britain in World War 1?
Russian Empire, Belgium, France, Japan, Serbia, Montenegro, Romania Greece and eventually the USA.
What did America contribute to WW1?
America only joined world war 1 in 1917 but still gave financial support to Britain and also soldiers.
How many british soldiers were killed by American soldiers in World War 2?
America didn't fight Britain in World War 2. They were allies. However, the number of Accidental deaths of British troops caused by the Americans enforced, "Shoot everything" training is unknown.
How many Australian soldiers were sent to world war 2?
Around 20,000 thousand Western Australian Soldiers were sent to war in Greece to aid Australia's greatest ally during that time, Britain.
Why did American Soldiers come to Britain in world war 2?
American Soldiers came to Britain in World War II to help out.
How many Great Britain Soldiers died in World War 2?
400,000 british soldiers died in ww2
Who was victorious in World War I?
the Allies( Britain, France, US, Greece, Russia, and Italy)
Where did the Olympics originate?
Ancient Greece, 776 BC. The first 'modern' Olympics were held in Athens Greece in 1896.
Did any of the British soldiers survive after the ww1 had finished?
Britain enlisted six million men to war in World War 1. Of those, three quarters of a million were killed, leaving five and a quarter million surviving.
How many soldiers did the triple entente have in world war 1?
The Triple Entente contained Britain, France and Russia, their total amount of soldiers in WWI was about 8,600,000 soldiers
Who participated in the invasion of Greece during World War 2?
United states and Great Britain
In what year did the British government grant posthumous pardons for soldiers in World War 1?
In Britain it was 2006.
What was the attitude of Canadian soldiers in beginning of world war 1?
The soldiers whom were French Canadien were mad and they didnt really want to go through with it because Canada went to help Britain and they had nothing to do with Britain. The English Canadians though were happy to help fellow Britain.
Name 2 European countries which were allies of Canada and great Britain in world war 1?
Norway and Greece
How many people died in great Britain during World War I?
The number of British soldiers killed in World War 1 was about 880,000.
