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the main names they called the Germans were the "krauts" which was the main one and some called them the "huns" as well
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Who was fighting with the Germans in World War 2?
The Americans, British, and The Soviet Union.
How many civilians and soldiers were killed or died from America at the end of ww2?
400,000 Americans 8 million Germans 2 million Japanese
What were World War 2 tents for?
The British, Americans and Germans used tents to shelter men while the Soviets used men to shelter tents.
Was Kraut a nickname for Germans in World War 1?
Yes, one of many slang nicknames used.
What type of people were killed in world war 2?
every type Jewish English blacks whites asians Americans Russians Germans you name it they died.
What were the effects of world war 2 on Americans?
it made them mad at Germans
What were the Alliances between the countries in world war 2?
Germans Japanese Americans
Who was fighting with the Germans in World War 2?
The Americans, British, and The Soviet Union.
What where the names of the 2 opposing forces in the world?
Japanese, Germans, Americans, British, and Italians.
Who was the Americans in war with in World War 2?
they were in war with the japanese/germans/italians
What do Germans believe?
Germans believe in god like Americans do.
World War 2 Americans called Germans krauts What did Germans call Americans?
From what iv'e herd, the Germans called Americans "Yanke Bastards" They called them "amis"... when I was a little child I was always wondering, because I thought that was familiar with the french amis for friends, what would have been unlogical though. "Amis" was the simple abbreviation for "Amerikaner".
What was the effects of the Americans o n England in world war 2?
the Germans created the ray gun
What Was The impact on Germans on Cotton in Texas?
the germans made cotton and helped to collect it for the americans
Do Germans celebrate Christmas the same as Americans?
no
Was the electron microscope invented by Americans?
No. It was Germans.
Was red baron for the German or Americans?
Germans.
