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Why did Britain go to north Africa?
Britain had to occupy North Africa in order to move up through Italy. If Germany still had control of North Africa, then German forces would come up behind Allied forces during the "Invasion of Sicily" and destroy them completly.
Importance of El Alamein?
'Before Alamein we never had a victory, after Alamein we never had a defeat'. Not quite the truth, but it does represent the fact that the ending of the threat to the middle east & Suez was an important factor in WW2. The whole of the war in North Africa is important because it leads to the Allies re entering Europe by Sicily & the Italian Peninsula. Rommels' Afrika Korps had won much territory through Libya & into Egypt, El Alamein marks the high water mark of this campaign of thrust & counter thrust. Montgomery would go on to become the premier British commander of the War. Added to by the Torch landings in Morocco & Algeria the Allies would converge in Tunisia & eventually remove the Axis from North Africa.
Why did bush go to Kuwait?
Because his mates controlled the oil there
Who are Austria's allies?
Us because we go over there to help them get water and keep them healthy.
The war in North africa?
The axis forces had invaded Northern Africa to go after OIL. Ethiopia and a few other places had oil. So the Allied forces went after the Axis forces to get them out of Northern Africa and deprive them of oil. England needed the Suez Canal ship supplies from India, Australia, and the Far East. Mussolini threatened the canal and Hitler had to bail him out when he got into trouble. Hitler would have preferred to have used the forces in Russia.
Did the Germans drive the Allies out of north Africa in May 1943?
No, you have it backwards. In May 1943, the last remaining Italian troops surrendered to the Allies, marking the end of the North African Campaign. The Allies would go on to invade Sicily, and then Italy later that year.
What year did the allies push Germany out of North Africa?
The Allies were never able to push the Germans out of North Africa completely, but the substantial force was wiped out. The comprised German force in North Africa had retreated and the Vichy French forces loyal to Germany were arranged when they found that Hitler was going to take full control of Italy, throwing out the Vichy French forces from the command. All Bichy French forces surrendered to Allies after that statement made by Hitler. Go figure.
Does the Nile River go to the north to the south of Africa of south to north of Africa?
The Nile flows from the south to the north.
What is sea is just North of Africa?
Mediterranean is the sea just north of Africa. You can go to Google map and check it out.
Where did Leonardo go to school?
North Africa
Where did Leonardo Fibonacci go to school?
North Africa
Which direction do I have to go to get from Africa to South America?
South Africa is East of the South American continent.
Where did most of the World War 2 fighting go on?
North Africa is crucial to the Allies, Lybia, Egypt & Tunisia. The eastern front is an immense conflict. The retaking of the Pacific islands by the US Marines & others is a vital feature.
Did allies or the axis have an advantage in the battle of Iwo Jima?
The allies had the advantage. The allies controlled the sea. Who ever controls the sea, can come and go as they wish; and can receive supplies (food, water, fuel, ammo, medical supplies, spare parts, tools, reinforcements, etc.).
Where did Fibonacci go to school?
Fibonacci went to school in North Africa.
What school did Fibonacci go to?
Fibonacci went to school in north africa
What continents does the 20 degree north line of latitude go through?
The 20 degree north line of latitude passes through Africa, Asia, North America, and the Atlantic Ocean.
