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Who allied the Battle of Stalingrad?
The only allies involved in this battle was the Soviets. This was because initially at the time, it was the German advance into Russia, so the other allies couldn't help. As well, it be nearly impossible to help as at the start of the battle, the western front was in a intense phase and allies in west such as Britain and US needed the resources they had to fight of the Germans.
Who were Adolf Hitler's allies in the Battle of Stalingrad?
Romania and Italy .
What did Stalin want the allies to do to reduce pressure on the Soviet Union of World War 2?
When Germany turned on the Soviet Union and began a massive invasion eastward Stalin called desperately on the allies to open up a western front to ease the pressure on the Red Army. It did happen but not for about 3yrs while the allies built the force to do it successfully. In the meantime, the Soviets held the German army at Stalingrad.
When was the farthest advance of axis power?
The farthest advance of Axis powers were either Germany to France, Germany to Russia, or Italy to Africa. In early 1942, the Axis powers controlled most of continental Europe (except the Iberian peninsula and Russia east of Stalingrad), North Africa and all former French and Belgian colonies. The Japanese controlled most of China's population, Indochina, Thailand, Indonesia, and most of the Pacific Islands. The Allies began to turn the tide with victories at Midway, Stalingrad, and El-Alamein.
Which side where the soviets on during World War 2?
They sided with the allies: USA, Great Britain, France, Canada, And others
Who allied the Battle of Stalingrad?
The only allies involved in this battle was the Soviets. This was because initially at the time, it was the German advance into Russia, so the other allies couldn't help. As well, it be nearly impossible to help as at the start of the battle, the western front was in a intense phase and allies in west such as Britain and US needed the resources they had to fight of the Germans.
Who were Adolf Hitler's allies in the Battle of Stalingrad?
Romania and Italy .
How did the Soviets try to force the allies to adandon their bases in West Berlin?
The Soviets tried to close off the Allies supply lines resulting in the famous Berlin Airlift.
What did Stalin want the allies to do to reduce pressure on the Soviet Union of World War 2?
When Germany turned on the Soviet Union and began a massive invasion eastward Stalin called desperately on the allies to open up a western front to ease the pressure on the Red Army. It did happen but not for about 3yrs while the allies built the force to do it successfully. In the meantime, the Soviets held the German army at Stalingrad.
When was the farthest advance of axis power?
The farthest advance of Axis powers were either Germany to France, Germany to Russia, or Italy to Africa. In early 1942, the Axis powers controlled most of continental Europe (except the Iberian peninsula and Russia east of Stalingrad), North Africa and all former French and Belgian colonies. The Japanese controlled most of China's population, Indochina, Thailand, Indonesia, and most of the Pacific Islands. The Allies began to turn the tide with victories at Midway, Stalingrad, and El-Alamein.
Which of the allies fought across Poland before reaching Germany?
The Soviets....
Who freed the Nazi Concentration Camps?
The Allies; the British, Americans, and Soviets.
Which side where the soviets on during World War 2?
They sided with the allies: USA, Great Britain, France, Canada, And others
What was the allies about in World War 2?
The Allies, being the Soviets, the british, and the U.S mainly were a focused on defeating Germany & japan
Why did the Soviets end the blockade of West Berlin?
The Soviets ended the blockade of West Berlin in 1949 because they realized it was not achieving their goal of forcing the Western Allies out of the city. The blockade had led to the Berlin Airlift, where the Allies supplied West Berlin by air, showing the Soviets that their blockade was ineffective.
Explain the importance of Stalingrad?
first major German defeat on land-German army was in retreat from the east to Berlin Stalin never forgave the allies for not opening the second front earlier during the battle churchill opted for north Africa first. It was the turning point of the war.
Why were the Soviets hesitant to join the allies?
Because their awesome and are communist not stupid capitalist.
