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The Panzer I was used do much because it was 1939 and there wern't many different types of verieties. And the Panzer I and II were pretty much the only tanks they had at their disposal.. later Came the III, IV, V Panther, VI Tiger, VII King Tiger, VIII Maus. And other veriants.
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Why is the invasion of Poland still remember today?
It pretty much started WWII.
How did Hitler's invasion of Poland expand war?
It didn't expand the war so much as it lit the fuse that began the actual shooting war.
What were the conditions like during the soviet invasion of Poland in 1939?
The conditions in Poland were freezing. Some people froze to death. When the polish people were forced to go to the concentration camps in Siberia, it was even worse. Before they had to go to Siberia, they all made sure they were wearing as much clothes as they could so they could keep warm. But sometimes even with heaps of clothes on they still felt really cold.
How does Hitlers speech about the invasion of Poland differ from George W Bush's speech on the invasion of Iraq?
First of all, Hitler was a tyrant. A horrible dictator who suppressed his own country--much like Saddam. He ordered the slayings of millions of people--like Saddam. President Bush had NO choice!
Why was the invasion in Poland important?
The invasion of Poland is the event that signifies the beginning of World War 2. Prior this there had been maneuvering with treaties and political threats. The miltary combat were classified as regional conflicts or internal civil wars. 1 September 1939 is considered the start date for the WW2.
Why is the invasion of Poland still remember today?
It pretty much started WWII.
What was the background of the German invasion of Poland?
the German invasion of Poland had much to do with ww1,ie the polish corridor , danzig. Germany felt the land was illegaly taken fromthem at the end of ww1.
What started Germany's Invasion on Poland?
Germany wanted to claim as much land as they could so they could win World War 2.
How did Hitler's invasion of Poland expand war?
It didn't expand the war so much as it lit the fuse that began the actual shooting war.
What is the situation Europe in 1940?
A state of war existed throughout much of Europe - having begun on September 3 1939 - when Great Britain declared war on Germany - as Germany had not retreated from their initial invasion of Poland. Russia also invaded Poland at the same time.
What were the conditions like in during the soviet invasion of Poland in 1939?
The conditions in Poland were freezing. Some people froze to death. When the polish people were forced to go to the concentration camps in Siberia, it was even worse. Before they had to go to Siberia, they all made sure they were wearing as much clothes as they could so they could keep warm. But sometimes even with heaps of clothes on they still felt really cold.
What were the conditions like during the soviet invasion of Poland in 1939?
The conditions in Poland were freezing. Some people froze to death. When the polish people were forced to go to the concentration camps in Siberia, it was even worse. Before they had to go to Siberia, they all made sure they were wearing as much clothes as they could so they could keep warm. But sometimes even with heaps of clothes on they still felt really cold.
Why were the British blamed for the loss of Singapore during 1942?
Because they surrendered to a much smaller Japanese invasion force.
How does Hitlers speech about the invasion of Poland differ from George W Bush's speech on the invasion of Iraq?
First of all, Hitler was a tyrant. A horrible dictator who suppressed his own country--much like Saddam. He ordered the slayings of millions of people--like Saddam. President Bush had NO choice!
What are the most important battles ever?
No.18 is "Miracle at Wistula river" 1920 Warsaw Poland When Polish army defeated much larger Russian army and save whole Europe from Russian Invasion.
Germany conquered which nations between 1939 and 1945?
World War 2 lasted exactly from 1939 to 1945. During this war, Germany went on a very wide-spread campaign, invading much of Europe and western Asia. Poland, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Romania, Yugoslavia, Greece, Serbia, Crete, and Estonia were all successfully conquered during this widespread invasion.
What failed invasion caused president Kennedy to be shaken up and much more cautious during his presidency.?
"Bay of Pigs" in Cuba.
