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In 1943 the Soviet forces advanced westwards in the Soviet Union and British, US and some other forces took Sicily and began the advance northwards in Italy, which resulted in the surrender of Italy.
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Battle along the front in the Ardennes in which the allies pushed the Germans back?
the battle of the bulge (:
What countries did the allies control during World War 2?
The Allies did not "control" countries like the Axis did. The Axis occupied countries because their goal was to control the government. The Allies liberated countries, meaning they set them free from Axis rule and back into their own control. When the Allies "lost" land, it meant that they were defending another country and the Germans took that country over. When, for example, the USSR "lost" land, it just means the Germans pushed them back.
What do the allies do to the Germans during D day?
The allies pushed the German armies back from the 'Atlantic Wall' and advanced into France
Why did the the red army prevail over the white army?
The German's failure, to occupy and annex the Soviet Union. Also the Red Army's and Soviet refusal to let Stalingrad and Leningrad fall. This eventually exhausted the Germans to surrender and retreat west. Where, they got pushed into their homeland by the Red Army.
Who won the battle of Normandy in ww2?
In simple terms, Yes. British and american forces pushed back the germans all the way back to the rhine.
The key group in Europe that pushed for limited government was?
The Bourgeoisie pushed for limited government.
How far were the Germans pushed out of France on d-day?
The Germans were pushed back just a few miles from the coast in some places, just a few hundred yards in others. None were pushed out of France on D-Day. Many German reinforcements were sent into France in the weeks following D-Day.
Battle along the front in the Ardennes in which the allies pushed the Germans back?
the battle of the bulge (:
Which Allied capital was nearly captured by the Germans in November 1939?
Moscow was the Allied capital that the Germans nearly captured in November 1939. The Germans were a hundred miles away when the Russian winter came; the Red Army rallied and pushed the Germans back.
Who fought in the battle of l almeane?
The British pushed back the Germans and Italians at El Alamein in WWII.
What where the push and pull factors of Germans?
Push factors for Germans in the 19th and 20th centuries included economic hardship, political persecution, and military conscription. Pull factors included the promise of job opportunities, political freedom, and better living conditions in countries like the United States and Australia.
What countries did the allies control during World War 2?
The Allies did not "control" countries like the Axis did. The Axis occupied countries because their goal was to control the government. The Allies liberated countries, meaning they set them free from Axis rule and back into their own control. When the Allies "lost" land, it meant that they were defending another country and the Germans took that country over. When, for example, the USSR "lost" land, it just means the Germans pushed them back.
What do the allies do to the Germans during D day?
The allies pushed the German armies back from the 'Atlantic Wall' and advanced into France
What leaders pushed for an invasion of Europe by way of the English Channel?
Adolf Hitler
What leader pushed for an invasion of Europe by way of the English Channel?
Adolf Hitler
Why did the the red army prevail over the white army?
The German's failure, to occupy and annex the Soviet Union. Also the Red Army's and Soviet refusal to let Stalingrad and Leningrad fall. This eventually exhausted the Germans to surrender and retreat west. Where, they got pushed into their homeland by the Red Army.
Although a number of things brought about World War 1 there was one event that pushed Europe over the edge What was that event?
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand was the one event that pushed Europe over the edge and brought about World War I.
