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Were innocent civilians targeted in World War 2?
yes bombers targeted military bases and war factories as well as airfields but civilian citites were targeted too
When did Scotland join World War 1?
Scotland is part of Britain and when Britain declared war (August 1, 1914), Scotland automatically joined the war.
Why was Le Quesnoy targeted in World War 1 by the Germans?
It was surrounded by fortifications
Who was the German who landed in Scotland during World War 2?
Rudolf Hess
Was Scotland affected by World War 1?
Yes, Scotland was affected by World War 1. Many Scottish men enlisted to serve in the war, leading to significant casualties. The war also had an impact on the Scottish economy and society, with industries such as shipbuilding and coal mining experiencing disruptions. Additionally, the war contributed to the growth of Scottish nationalism and demands for home rule.
Was Scotland ever bombed during World War 2?
Yes. Glasgow and surrounding areas, for example, were heavily bombed.
Were innocent civilians targeted in World War 2?
yes bombers targeted military bases and war factories as well as airfields but civilian citites were targeted too
Who was targeted in the world war 2 genocide?
jews
When did Scotland join World War 1?
Scotland is part of Britain and when Britain declared war (August 1, 1914), Scotland automatically joined the war.
Was Scotland in World War 1?
Yes
What groups of people were targeted as outsiders to Nazi's?
During World War 2, they targeted the people of the Jewish religion.
Was Scotland fighting in the world war 2?
Of course.
How many casualties did Scotland take in World War 2?
During World War 2 the total casualty lost by Scotland were about 55,000.
Why was Australia targeted by japan in World War 2?
it is beacuse austrilians are untrianed
Who did the office of price administration targeted during world war 2?
the jews
Why was Le Quesnoy targeted in World War 1 by the Germans?
It was surrounded by fortifications
When did Italians come to Scotland?
Many Italians came to Scotland (and the rest of the UK) as prisoners of war during World War 2 and decided to stay on after the war was over. Were they mad?!
