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During World war One, India was under British rule and part of the British empire. The British were fighting the Germans and the Austria-Hungarians during world war one.
BUT while this was happening the Indians were making ground in India killing off the soldiers left there. After some time time, the Indians won the little fight and got their land back.
What else can I help you with?
In India were sepoys?
Indian troops recruited to serve in the British Army.
What programs enable young people to serve their country and the world?
AmeriGuild allows young people to serve their country and the world.
Did Jews serve in the british forces in World War 2?
Yes, I think so.
Who was the last british prime minister to serve in world war 2?
Winston Churchill
What british commander did george washington serve under during the french and indian war?
captain Parker edward howe jeffery armistad
Why did the british turn on their own country?
There are people in England who believe that the society in which they live does not serve their needs.
What do British restaurants serve?
British food
What forced American soldiers to serve in the British Navy?
You must be thinking about the War of 1812, NOT World War2 .
Are gay people banned from the British army?
No. Gays and Lesbians can serve in the British Army, and it is illegal to discriminate against them in any way because of their sexuality.
Do british people eat okra?
Yes, British people do eat okra, although it may not be as common in traditional British cuisine as in other cultures. Okra is often used in various international dishes, particularly those influenced by Caribbean, Indian, and Middle Eastern cuisines. Its popularity has grown in recent years as more people explore diverse culinary options. You can find okra in some grocery stores and on menus in restaurants that serve global cuisine.
Who are Indian priest?
The Priests who belong to the Indian origin and serve God are called as Indian priests.
Did Irish people serve with allies during 2 world war?
To be confirmed by others, but I'm certain that Irish people did serve on the Allies side in WW2 but only as members/volunteers of the British army. Ireland was officially neutral in WW2. I heard/read that British soldiers marooned off the coast of Ireland were interred in Irish "POW" camps in Ireland. These camps were pretty lax though, allowing them to be out during the day but had to be back in camp at nightfall.
