The term "Phony War" refers to the early months of World War II, specifically from September 1939 to April 1940, when there was a lack of significant military operations on the Western Front after the initial invasion of Poland. Despite the declaration of war by Britain and France against Germany, there was little action, leading to a perception of inactivity and tension-filled anticipation. The name underscores the contrast between the state of war and the absence of fighting, creating an atmosphere of uncertainty and expectation.
The phony war.
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.
The Franco-Prussian War.
The Phony War
September 1939 to April 1940
The phony war.
the phony war was in England but it was the Germans that caused it.
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.
Proxy war Phony war.
The Franco-Prussian War.
winter war
Poland
they got deystroyed
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.
The Phony War
September 1939 to April 1940
In the "Phony War" Germany declared war on Poland after agreeing with the Soviet Union to divide Polish territory. Britain and France declared war on Gernany, but while Germany was invading Poland, Britain and France did nothing until the Germans attacked them.