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Why was the significance of the Franco-Prussian war for Germany?
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What was the significance of war in western Europe?
The significance of the western front was to protect France from getting invaded by Germany
What was the significance of the World War 1 for the world?
It left Germany in a depression, it set the stage for World War 2, and the Soviet Union came to exist.
What was the significance for the Franco- Prussian war for Germany?
Independent German states fought together to defeat France...Nova Net
What was the significance of Vichy in World War 2?
The town of Vichy in France was the headquarters of the puppet French Government which was loyal to Germany.
What was the significance of world war 2 Normandy invasion commonly refered to as D-day?
It marked the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany.
What was the significance of World War 2 Normandy Invasion commonly referred to as D-Day?
It marked the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany.
What was the significance of Nuremberg?
It set the legal precedent, that leaders are responsible for the actions of their nation in times of war. As the losers of the war, Germany and Japan were held accountable for the Second World War and their leaders were punished.
What is the significance of Berlin to the Cold War?
Berlin was a beacon of democracy in Eastern Europe, a place which at that time was overridden with communism. Also, it was the capital of Germany
What was a major result of World War 2?
The most recognized result of the Second World War was the defeat of Germany (again) and marking the beginning of dividing up Germany, the Berlin Wall and the Cold War. The second world war was the first war in history to realise the importance of Air Superiority and the significance and strength of aircraft and tanks.W907
What is the significance of D Day in regards to World War 2?
There was only 1 key significance to D-Day. That was that it was the beginning of the Allied campaign on the Western Front to regain control of western Europe and to push for Germany.
What was the significance of the first battle of the marne?
it ruined the Schlieffen plan, halting German advance causing Germany to have to fight a long war on 2 fronts.
What was the significance of Nuremberg trials?
It set the legal precedent, that leaders are responsible for the actions of their nation in times of war. As the losers of the war, Germany and Japan were held accountable for the Second World War and their leaders were punished.
