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How did the allies try to stop Germany before Sept 1 1939?
The allies tried to stop Germany by signing an agreement with Hitler.
When did the fighting between allies and Germany stop?
1945
How did Americas allies help in World War 1?
Americas allies did most of the fighting, do your research and stop asking broad questions
When and how should the Allies stop Hitler before the World War 2?
kill him
Why could the US Pacific Fleet not immediately stop the Japanese advance?
Because of the japanese estory us"!
What was Australia's involvement in Asia during World War 2?
Australia's involvement in Asia was to provide help to the Allies and also to a couple of Asian armies so they can stop the Japanese advance and push the Japanese back to their country to end the war on the side of Asia.
What was Australia's aim at Kokoda?
To stop the Japanese capture of Port Moresby.
How did the Allies were able to stop Japanese expansion?
The Allies were able to stop Japanese expansion through a combination of strategic military campaigns, such as the pivotal Battle of Midway in 1942, which significantly weakened the Japanese navy. They employed a strategy of "island hopping," capturing key islands to use as bases for further attacks while bypassing heavily fortified positions. Additionally, the Allies' superior industrial capacity and coordination among forces, including the United States, Australia, and other nations, played a crucial role in turning the tide against Japan in the Pacific theater. Ultimately, these efforts culminated in Japan's defeat and the end of its expansionist ambitions.
What major battle happened when US Navy stoped Japanese advance on Australia?
Ahem. The U.S navy did not stop an advance on Australia since the diggers managed to defeat the staging ground of the Japanese at PNG. This battle on the Kokoda Trail was fought all by Australia and effectively crushed any dreams Japan had about invading Australia. By the time America arrived the Japanese had already been turned back in the north and only isolated attacks occurred on the eastern coast. No allied nation effectively helped Australia in this time, it was done entirely by Australia. Now to answer your question, the U.S navy managed to defeat the Japanese in the Battle of the Coral Sea. However, I might point out that America was heavily asissited by the Australian navy. This battle was not an advancement towards Australia but rather to capture various islands around the mainland in order to isolate Australia from the allies.
Why could Australia initially only send Militia to stop the Japanese in New Guinea?
Because all of their troops were either prisoners of the Japanese or were engaged fighting in Europe for the English.
Why did the have World War 2?
WWII was a stand from the Allies (U.S, Russia, Australia, Britain) against the Axis, (Japan, Germany, Austria) to stop Adolf Hitler trying to take control of Earth, and to stop his murderous ways.
How did the allies try to stop Germany before Sept 1 1939?
The allies tried to stop Germany by signing an agreement with Hitler.
What goals for World War 2 did the US have?
Revenge for Pearl Harbor and to stop the Japanese from their goal of attacking the US. To assist European allies of the US in stopping Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.
What goal did president Roosevelt hope to achieve when he enacted the embargo on naval and aviation supplies I'n 1940?
to stop Japanese expansion
Why did the allies want to stop German occupation from France?
Because the allies were allied with France
How do you say stop on Japanese?
Tomare is stop.
When did the fighting between allies and Germany stop?
1945
