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Although Germany's military commanders briefly considered invading Ireland (to draw away British troops who would be fighting against Germany's planned invasion of England), it was quickly determined to be unfeasible. The German Navy was not powerful enough to defeat the British Navy; even if the Germans were able to get enough ships past the British Navy to land troops in Ireland, they would have had great difficulty getting supplies or reinforcements to those troops. The German troops in Ireland would be cut off with no food or bullets, or men to replace their wounded or dead soldiers.
When Germany abandoned its plan to invade England, it also completely abandoned any idea of invading Ireland. Soon, Germany's attention would shift to the invasion of the Soviet Union.
What else can I help you with?
Why did the Nazi's invade Romania?
Romania was not invaded by Germany in WW 2; Romania was an ally of Germany.
Who did Nazi Germany invade to trigger WW II?
Poland was invaded and overrun in a sneak attack, which brought England, her ally, into the war.
What happened in the German invasion of japan in World War 2?
You really need to do some reading. In WW 2, Japan and Germany were on the same side. Germany did not invade Japan.
What were the steps japan took to enter world war 2?
Japan is gaining very little after WW I China in civil war, encourages Japan to invade Left League of Nations Ally with Germany Invade China (not part of WW2) And then declaring war on the world with Germany and Italy
Was Germany World War 1 or World War 2?
Germany was in WW I and WW II.
Why did Germany invade Paris in World War 2?
Germany and France had a long-running dispute over which country owned the province of Alsace-Lorraine. They fought three wars about this, which were, the Franco-Prussian War, WW I, and WW II. Alsace-Lorraine remains part of France, and now that France and Germany are both part of the European Union, they are not going to fight about that anymore.
Was Hitler president of Germany during world war l?
No. In WW 1, he was a corporal in the Army. He was president of Germany in WW 2.
What did Germany have to overcome in history?
Mostly (in recent history) its WW 1 and WW 2 record and the Holocaust.
Why did WW II happen?
WW II was largely the result of lingering resentment by Germany about the outcome of WW I. You could describe it in sports terminology as a rematch.
Which Germany fought World War 1?
At the time of WW I, "Germany" was officially the "German Empire" having evolved from the unification of many German states including Prussia at the end of the Franco-Prussian war. The German Empire was succeeded by the Weimar Republic after WW I. The Weimar Republic was followed by the Third Reich (Nazi Germany) which fought WW II. At the end of WW II, Germany lost much territory and was divided into West Germany and East Germany. The two parts were reunited as the Federal Republic of Germany in 1990.
Did Germany defeat Britain in ww two?
Nearly
Did Sweden help Germany invade Norway?
Sweden remained neutral during the the whole of WW II and therefore did not assist any combattant party. Despite this neutrality, Sweden gave some covert aid to the Norwegian resistance movement.
