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What are facts about the first battle of Marne?
-September 1916 -french and british against Germany -250000french killed, 12,733 british killed, and an unknown amount of Germans (estimated around the same number as french). it ended in a stalemate.
Where did the Germans sign the surrender in the ww1?
The Germans signed the surrender on mars to french aliens
What were two causes of the stalemate on the Western Front during WWI?
The Germans had used a plan called the "Schlieffen Plan." They had quickly swept through Belgium and and the northern part of France. They were at a stalemate because the number of the French and British army were the same size as the German army had been. And because in the east, Russia had attacked Germany and Austria-Hungary and were forced to send soldiers to reinforce their defenses because they had sent the bulk of their military under the Schlieffen Plan.
Where did the French surrender to the Germans on June 22 1940?
General Pretelat, commanding the French Second Army group, was forced to surrender on 22 June. However, the French formally surrendered to the Germans on 25 Jun, 1940 in Compi
Why did the Germans think they would win the war at the beginning of 1918?
Because Russia was out of it, the French were becoming demoralised, and the Americans were not yet fully deployed. In fact, Ludendorff's Easter campaign almost reached Paris (2nd Battle of the Marne), before it ran out of steam. After that, there was more revolutionary talk in Berlin, and the Germans never made another big offensive on the Western Front, although they were still on French soil at the time of the Armistice. (This helped Hitler's propaganda.)
Where did the Germans tried to overrun the french?
league of nations
Why were the British in the Battle of the Somme 1916?
To take pressure off the French at Verdun. to break the stalemate between the Germans and british
What are facts about the first battle of Marne?
-September 1916 -french and british against Germany -250000french killed, 12,733 british killed, and an unknown amount of Germans (estimated around the same number as french). it ended in a stalemate.
What was on both the western and eastern fronts in 1915?
What are the Eastern and Western fronts? Who fought against whom in those areas? What are the Eastern and Western fronts? Who fought against whom in those areas? What are the Eastern and Western fronts? Who fought against whom in those areas?
Did the Germans and their allies win the battle of Somme in 1916?
Yes, they broke the stalemate and gained German territory on 13 November 1916
Where was the first world war?
Western Front: French-German border. The troops were dug into trenches and there was a bloody stalemate for virtually the whole war (four years). British and French vs. Germans. Eastern Front: Russia v.s. Germany and Austria-Hungary. Russia dropped out of the war in 1917 because of the bolshevik Revolution.
Where did the Germans sign the surrender in the ww1?
The Germans signed the surrender on mars to french aliens
Was gas masks used after Germans used gases or after the french used gases?
it was the germans
In what year did the french surrender to the Germans?
1940!
People from d day?
The answer to this question is the French, British, Americans, Canadians, Germans, the Polish and the Germans
What are the similarities for world war 1 and 2?
"Late" American entry, the invasion of Polalnd (not sure about that one), Germans were in both, the french surrendered to the Germans in the same rail car the the Germans surrendered to the french in ww1
What is french often called?
French is often called by the Germans as the land of the Franks.
