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several reasons, industries in Germany being bombed, aloss in proctivity. It has been said thou that German industries did "defied" the bombers and kept pumping out tanks and planes.
The bombing of oilfields and sythentic oil production plants, left Germany with an oil shortage
Hitlers "medeling" with plans, for example his halt order to his panzer forces closing in on Dunkirk, as some historians have said let the british army escape. Replacing and firing compendent Generals because he or they disagreed with one another.
Not knocking Russia or Britain out of the war. Because of this American and UK forces were able to build up in Britain and Egypt and fight the Germans on 2 fronts. Not defeating russia, dragged germnay into a war of attrition whcih they could not win with the Russians.
The SS had nothing to do with the Allies. the first part of this paragraph is true and correct but everything else is incorrect
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Were the Allies able to achieve victory in Europe and the Pacific?
The Allied Forces defeated the Axis powers in Europe in May of 1945. The Germans finally surrendered to the Allied Forces and the Soviets in Berlin. The Japanese were defeated months later in September.
What major threat did Germany pose to the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
Who won D-Day?
Answer It's difficult to answer a question like that. Allies lost so many people in an attempt to gain a beachhead in France that it's difficult to say that we "won" on that day. But the events of D-Day were necessary to winning the war in Europe. The Allies were able to invade the beaches that day and establish a place for troops and equipment to come ashore. With the forces that came, the allies were able to defeat the Axis powers and eventually destroy Hitler.
What countrys unite to defeat the axis powers?
how were the allies able to defeat the axis in europe Principally Britain,the US & Russia. Others, notably Australia, fought both in the European & Pacific theatres.
Why was the city of Normandy important in the war efforts?
They forced the German army into retreat from France, allowing the Allies to liberate the country.
Were the Allies able to achieve victory in Europe and the Pacific?
The Allied Forces defeated the Axis powers in Europe in May of 1945. The Germans finally surrendered to the Allied Forces and the Soviets in Berlin. The Japanese were defeated months later in September.
What major threat did Germany pose to the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
What major threat did Germany pose the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
Why was it important for the Allies to win on D-day?
The allies were desperate as the German force threatened to overwhelm all of Europe. Additionally, the Soviets needed the creation of a "Second Front" to relieve pressure on the eastern front. Without a successful operation, the allies may not have been able to get all the necessary supplies and troops into Mainland Europe.
What forced Germany to abandon their dream of controlling western Europe?
The fact that Britain held out against them and was then able to join with the Allies to defeat them.
What did d-day accomplish for the allied forces?
It meant that the Allies were able to gain a foothold on Europe via Normandy. This eventually led to the defeat of Hitler's Nazis Germany.
Who won D-Day?
Answer It's difficult to answer a question like that. Allies lost so many people in an attempt to gain a beachhead in France that it's difficult to say that we "won" on that day. But the events of D-Day were necessary to winning the war in Europe. The Allies were able to invade the beaches that day and establish a place for troops and equipment to come ashore. With the forces that came, the allies were able to defeat the Axis powers and eventually destroy Hitler.
How were Allies able to get the Germans out of France?
By trapping them
What was the Allies problem in establishing a second front in Western Europe?
In World War II, the greatest problem for the Allies in establishing a second front in Europe was the shortage of landing craft. To be successful, amphibious landings on defended shores required large first waves of attackers supported by vehicles followed up by substantial reinforcements, including more vehicles. All this required landing craft in such numbers as the Allies weren't able to muster until 1944.
What countrys unite to defeat the axis powers?
how were the allies able to defeat the axis in europe Principally Britain,the US & Russia. Others, notably Australia, fought both in the European & Pacific theatres.
Why was the city of Normandy important in the war efforts?
They forced the German army into retreat from France, allowing the Allies to liberate the country.
How did the Allies mobilize all the of the resources for the war effort?
The allies were able to mobilize resources because various allies focused their technology on making some weapons that they were best able to. Some made tanks while the British focused on making cruisers and frigates.
