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The countries involved were Great Britain, France and Germany. The Phony War was actually not a war, but a lull in World War 2 which occured after the fall of Poland to Germany. Great Britain and France remained officially at war with Germany, but neither side made any great military moves toward the other, so it was called the Phony War.
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Which nation did Germany overtake in the Phony War?
Poland
When did the phony war between France and Britain vs Germany?
The first few months of World War 2 are known as 'The Phoney War'.
What nicknames were given to the English and french war on Germany 1939-40?
The nickname for German soldier in WW I was "Kraut" (cabbage)
Who was involved in the Suez canal war?
The israelites and the egyptians were involved in the war
How did the countries get involved?
they got involved in war because the others declared war :)
Sitting or phony war?
the phony war was in England but it was the Germans that caused it.
What are the different forms of cold war?
Proxy war Phony war.
What war started with a phony telegram?
The Franco-Prussian War.
Was the phony war between Finland and the Soviet Union?
winter war
Which nation did Germany overtake in the Phony War?
Poland
What happend to France after the phony war?
they got deystroyed
The months long lull in the war almost right after it began?
The Phony War
When did the phony war occur?
The Phony war was the unofficial name for the time in the UK between the declaration of war with Germany at 11.00 GMT on September 3rd, 1939 until the Battle of France May 10th, 1940.
When was the Phony War - sitzkrieg?
September 1939 to April 1940
What name was given to the first 6 months of World War 2?
The phony war.
An early phase of World War 2 when little fighting occurred was known as the?
Phony War.
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.
