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Why did it take so long after the axis surrender to officially end World War 2?
Japan was still fighting.
Do they still fight in the rain during war?
Yes, of course. In order to have what they want, no matter rain or shine they will still fight.
If you were born in a country and want to be in the military do you have to fight for your country or can you fight for a different country?
Some nations accept men of foreign citizenship into their military. The US does; the French still have a Foreign Legion. It would depend on the rules and laws of the different country you propose to join.
Who did the us fight with to defeat England in world war 2?
The American forces new that the Japanese would not surrender easily and they would fight for years. So thet had to use the atom bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaggi. I will explain how long these can fight: these Japanese . A soldier was found in the Philipnne jungle 27 years after the second world war was over, he thought that the war was still on.
Were the French still fighting Vietnam when the United States got involved?
Not in Vietnam they weren't. Maybe in some other parts of the world.
How do people in America still fight for freedom?
they still fight for freedom because their are still races people out in the world and they wars are not yet over
How do you say Chris in French?
I think it's still just Chris. Actually, the full pronunciation would be something like. "I surrender, Chris!"
Did the wounded in world war 2 still fight?
Yes.
Why did it take so long after the axis surrender to officially end World War 2?
Japan was still fighting.
How do you say there are about 1590 Panda's still living in the world in french?
there are about 1590 pandas still living in the world is translated in French as "il reste environ 1590 pandas dans le monde"
World War 1 if you had your leg amputated because of trench foot would you still have to fight?
No. How could you fight if you couldn't walk?
Where did the French surrender to the Vietnamese?
In the Dien Bien Phu battle, which lasted from March 13 to May 7, 1954. The story (link) shows that the French did not so much surrender, but stopped firing on may 7, having no ammunitions left. The French had 2,300 dead, 1,730 missing, and 11,000 captured (among them 6,000 wounded). Out the 11,000 POW, only 3,000 survived. Although a defeat, this is a battle that is still an example of the bravery of French troops fighting on the ground.
Why do we make fun of the french for giving up?
In 1940 France was thought to have the strongest and best army in the world, but the Germans beat them quickly. Marshal Petain actually shook hands with Hitler at the surrender, and France is still the butt of jokes today because of this shameful defeat. If not for French support of General Washington there would be no US today, but the surrender in 1940 is more recent, and France as a country has not yet lived it down. In 1954 General Navarre agreed that Dien Bien Phu was lost, but when he learned that a white flag of surrender was being flown, he raced to the telephone and instructed that the flag be taken down.
Why did Joan of Arc not marry?
When she began to fight for the French she was still quite young and did not live to see the war end and died without marrying.
Was World War 2 over for the US when the German's surrendered?
No, the Japanese were still fighting against the US at the time of Germany's surrender. World War 2 ended after the nuclear bombings of Japan.
Do people in France get schooled?
Of course they do. Otherwise they could not compete in the world, and the French still do.
What was the relationship between Britain and France during ww2?
Almost excellent. They still bore some grudges (the French - for the sinking of their fleet in Morocco by the British, and the British - for France's "hasty" surrender), but their alliance was vital.
