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What is the Soviet city which refused to surrender to German troops during the winter of 1942?
Stalingrad
In 1942 the us military began field operations against German and Italian troops in?
africa ;)
During the winter of 1942-1943 Russian troops stopped the Germans at where?
German troops were totaly destroyed by the Russians at Stalingrad which eventually caused Germanys fall.
Did the allies attack Germany from the east and the west?
After Germany has occupied many countrys, including France and the west of Poland (the east of poland was attacked and occupied by the sovjets), Hitler ordered to attack the russian troops. After german troops occupied the west of Russia, the Russian trups stroke back when the german toops reached Stalingrad. (1942 / 1943) That was the turning point of WWII, because now, germany was in defence. When the russian troops attacks the german troops in the east, the western allies starts to attacks the german trups during the battle of the Normandie. (1944) From now on, Germany was attacked from east and west. On the "Elbe Day"(25. April 1945), Sovjet and US trups met together on the Elbe (it's a river).
What major battle of World War 2 was fought in the desert during the fall of 1942 between the British and German forces?
Tobruk
United states troops first went to combat against German troops in?
Northern Africa
What is the Soviet city which refused to surrender to German troops during the winter of 1942?
Stalingrad
Soviet city that refused to surrender to German troops during spring 1942?
Leningrad.
Site of allied offensive against German forces 1942?
The Russians stopped the Germans at Stalingrad in late 1942 and began their offense that resulted in the capture of the German 6th Army in February 1943.On November 11, 1942, US and British forces landed in wester coasts of North Africa. They began to advance across Africa to attack the German forces from the west as the British began their advance from the east, trapping the Germans at Tunisia.
A major battle of world war 2 between british and german forces was fought here in the desert during the fall of 1942?
In the fall of 1942, several significant battles were fought on a patch of sand about 150 miles west of Cairo around a small town by the name of El Alamein. The first battle, in July of 1942, saw a determined German (and Italian) attack beaten back by British (and allied) defenders. The second, in October and November of 1942, saw a determined British (and allied) attack break through and push back the German and Italian defenders in a decisive manner. The retreat of these Axis powers continued over hundreds of miles across North Africa.
In 1942 the us military began field operations against German and Italian troops in?
africa ;)
During the winter of 1942-1943 Russian troops stopped the Germans at where?
German troops were totaly destroyed by the Russians at Stalingrad which eventually caused Germanys fall.
Did the allies attack germany from the west?
After Germany has occupied many countrys, including France and the west of Poland (the east of poland was attacked and occupied by the sovjets), Hitler ordered to attack the russian troops. After german troops occupied the west of Russia, the Russian trups stroke back when the german toops reached Stalingrad. (1942 / 1943) That was the turning point of WWII, because now, germany was in defence. When the russian troops attacks the german troops in the east, the western allies starts to attacks the german trups during the battle of the Normandie. (1944) From now on, Germany was attacked from east and west. On the "Elbe Day"(25. April 1945), Sovjet and US trups met together on the Elbe (it's a river).
Where did the british finally manage to attack the Germans in World War 2?
From the air, with massive bombing raids. From April 1942 the centre of nearly every German city with more that 80,000 inhabitants was reduced to rubble and ashes. At the end of May 1942 Cologne was subjected to the first 1,000 bomber raid.
Did the allies attack Germany from the east and the west?
After Germany has occupied many countrys, including France and the west of Poland (the east of poland was attacked and occupied by the sovjets), Hitler ordered to attack the russian troops. After german troops occupied the west of Russia, the Russian trups stroke back when the german toops reached Stalingrad. (1942 / 1943) That was the turning point of WWII, because now, germany was in defence. When the russian troops attacks the german troops in the east, the western allies starts to attacks the german trups during the battle of the Normandie. (1944) From now on, Germany was attacked from east and west. On the "Elbe Day"(25. April 1945), Sovjet and US trups met together on the Elbe (it's a river).
Who defeated the German troops at Stalingrad?
The German troops at Stalingrad were defeated by the Soviet Red Army during a brutal battle that lasted from August 1942 to February 1943. The turning point came when the Soviets launched Operation Uranus in November 1942, encircling and trapping the German Sixth Army. The relentless Soviet counteroffensive ultimately led to the surrender of the German forces in February 1943, marking a significant turning point in World War II.
What victories lent optimism to Germany troops In early 1942?
In early 1942, German troops experienced significant victories, particularly in the Soviet Union during Operation Barbarossa, which began in June 1941. By early 1942, the capture of key cities like Kyiv and the advances into Soviet territory bolstered German morale. Additionally, the successful campaigns in North Africa, including the victories at Tobruk, reinforced the perception of German military superiority. These successes created a sense of optimism among the German forces and leadership regarding the outcome of the war.
