The US and British viewpoints on Allied occupation and governance in conquered World War II territories emphasized democracy, economic recovery, and self-determination for the local populations. They aimed to establish democratic governments and promote free-market economies to prevent the rise of totalitarian regimes. In contrast, Russian policies focused on establishing Communist regimes and exerting control over Eastern European countries to create a buffer zone against future invasions, reflecting a desire for territorial expansion and ideological dominance. This fundamental difference in approach contributed to the onset of the Cold War tensions between the East and West.
They didn't want any territory.
Monarchy.
During World War II, the rule of conquered peoples by both Germany and Japan should be generally characterized as oppressive. Despite some rhetoric (and, sometimes, limited action) concerning liberation and unification, both nations abused conquered peoples and consumed as their own the resources of conquered nations.
Currently, Cyprus is the only major island in the Mediterranean with a Muslim-government presence: the illegal occupation government of the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. If the map you are looking at is from the days of the Abbassid Caliphate, then the island in question would be Sicily, which was conquered by the Arab Muslims and held for roughly two centuries.
the armies of the people he conquered
They didn't want any territory.
During World War II, the United States and Great Britain generally favored a democratic approach to the governance of conquered lands, advocating for self-determination and the establishment of democratic institutions. In contrast, the Soviet Union, under Stalin, sought to expand its influence by establishing communist governments in occupied territories, prioritizing ideological alignment over local governance. This fundamental difference in ideology led to contrasting visions for post-war Europe, contributing to tensions that ultimately fueled the Cold War.
Many times actually. There was: Austria-Hungary (1526-1918), Germany (1938-1945) and then there was the Soviet invasion (1968) which didn't end as occupation but by creation of puppet-controlled government.
Yes
Monarchy.
During World War II, the rule of conquered peoples by both Germany and Japan should be generally characterized as oppressive. Despite some rhetoric (and, sometimes, limited action) concerning liberation and unification, both nations abused conquered peoples and consumed as their own the resources of conquered nations.
The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.The conquered peoples remained loyal to Rome mainly because they enjoyed the security and prosperity Roman occupation brought them.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
Trinidad was not conquered as such. It is part of the British Commonwelth, still acknowledging the Queen as Head of State, but with its own Government deciding its own affairs.
he tells them that the enemy is cattle and cattles are prey
Currently, Cyprus is the only major island in the Mediterranean with a Muslim-government presence: the illegal occupation government of the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. If the map you are looking at is from the days of the Abbassid Caliphate, then the island in question would be Sicily, which was conquered by the Arab Muslims and held for roughly two centuries.