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I'm pretty sure its France. The Gerrman army went through the Ardenne forest to the Belgian border defense line and flanked the Allied army in Belgium...
The Allies thought the Germans were gonna pass through Belgium and then to France.
The Blitzkrieg was used against the French. They were ill prepared to defeat the Nazis. The French leaders capitulated and surrendered against the will of the French people. The Ardenne Forest and Allied battle was much later after the Normandy Invasion. The French and Brits lost big time in the Battle of Dunkirk in the Blitzkrieg of 1940.
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What advantage did the German Blitzkrieg strategy have over the French static defense strategy?
In 1940, the German army and air force overwhelmed France and the lowlands with massive surprise attacks on Allied defenses. Defensive walls such as the Marginot Line, were simply outflanked by the massive assaults by German tanks and armies. This was a "lightening war " of in Germ a Blitzkrieg that quickly conquered Western Europe within months. Soon Hitler was in Paris itself and forced France to surrender.
Who did the blitzkrieg involve?
Blitzkrieg was a military attack strategy designed by the Nazi Germans. The Allied Forces adapted this method too.
The allied defeated German forces ih this n African battle?
The Battle of El Alamein.
How did the Holocaust in Germany stop?
The Allied forces defeated Germany.
What war did napoleon finally get defeated who led the allied forces?
Napoleon was finally defeated in 1815, at the Battle of Waterloo. The allied forces was led by the 1st Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley.
What advantage did the German Blitzkrieg strategy have over the French static defense strategy?
In 1940, the German army and air force overwhelmed France and the lowlands with massive surprise attacks on Allied defenses. Defensive walls such as the Marginot Line, were simply outflanked by the massive assaults by German tanks and armies. This was a "lightening war " of in Germ a Blitzkrieg that quickly conquered Western Europe within months. Soon Hitler was in Paris itself and forced France to surrender.
What was the allied invasion in France in June 6 1944?
allied forces gained a foot hold in Europe after whic the German forces in Europe were defeated.
Who did the blitzkrieg involve?
Blitzkrieg was a military attack strategy designed by the Nazi Germans. The Allied Forces adapted this method too.
What happened to France after the phony war?
After the Phony War, Hitler turned his sights on France. He launched his blitzkrieg and quickly took Paris and trapped the bulk of Allied forces at Dunkirk. It is known as the Battle of France.
What was the out come of the battle of the bulge?
The outcome of the battle was that is was an German failure and a Allied victory. After this, the Germans quickly decline from the western front towards Berlin to protect it and Germany from Allied occupation.
Who won the war from German and Poland?
The Allied Forces defeated Germany and freed Poland from the Nazi occupation. Russia came in from the East to defeat Germany.
The allied defeated German forces ih this n African battle?
The Battle of El Alamein.
Where did Germany's blitzkrieg cut off Allied soldiers in the north who had to be evacuated from?
The French city of Dunkirk.
This group defeated the Germans?
Allied Powers
What group defeated the Germans?
Allied powers
IsSsiegfried an allied nickname for a German?
siegfried was a German line of resistance against allied forces
What was the description in Hitler's blitzkrieg through Europe?
By sending a quick barrage of artillery followed by devastating tank charges, the Nazi's were able to advance extremely rapidly. The tactic was effective but not efficient and could result in heavy losses (if the tanks were dealt with quickly). Towards the end of the war it became futile as Allied tanks and anti-tank technology became par with German.
