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What do Battle of the Bulge stand for?
It is a common name used for the Ardennes Offensive or as the Germans called it, Operation Watch on the Rhine which was a German Counter-attack through the Ardennes toward the Port of Antwerp. It was the biggest US battle of WWII. It is a common name for the battle because of the massive bulge in Allied lines.
In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
Who was in the Stalingrad battle?
The Germans versus the Russians .
How many Germans died in the Battle of Berlin and how many Britons?
5000 Germans and 200 britons
Who won the battle of the Crete?
Germany won the battle of Crete because of there paratroopers.
Why did Britain need to win the battle of Britain?
Because if they didn't, the Germans would have control of all the air space and this would make Britain have a massive disadvantage.
Where there any pivotal battles within the Battle of Stalingrad?
The Russians did launch a massive counterattack after the city was taken to drive the Germans out but other than that i don't think so.
What were the Germans defeated in a major battle for the first time in the war?
were the Germans defeated in a major battle for the first time in the war?
Who won the battle of Arnhem?
the germans
Who won the battle of sandfontein?
the Germans
Who won the battle of Yorkton?
The Germans
What was the significance of day?
D-Day was the day Allied forces landed on the banks of Normandy to launch a massive attack on Germans occupying France. It is significant because the battle changed the course of the war.
Why did Germans attack Kursk Russia in battle of Kursk?
Germans were against Russia.
What do Battle of the Bulge stand for?
It is a common name used for the Ardennes Offensive or as the Germans called it, Operation Watch on the Rhine which was a German Counter-attack through the Ardennes toward the Port of Antwerp. It was the biggest US battle of WWII. It is a common name for the battle because of the massive bulge in Allied lines.
In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
What was the d-day's significance?
D-Day was the day Allied forces landed on the banks of Normandy to launch a massive attack on Germans occupying France. It is significant because the battle changed the course of the war.
What was the significance of "D-day"?
D-Day was the day Allied forces landed on the banks of Normandy to launch a massive attack on Germans occupying France. It is significant because the battle changed the course of the war.
