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What side did turkey join in World War I?
Turkey joined Germany in World War 1
Who was aligned with turkey World War 2?
Turkey was neutral
Was turkey netral during the world war 2?
No, turkey was an Axis power during the second world war.
Who was the leader of turkey during world war 2?
Ismet Inonu
Nickname of Turkey before world war 1?
Ottoman Empire
What side did turkey join in World War I?
Turkey joined Germany in World War 1
Who was aligned with turkey World War 2?
Turkey was neutral
Who won the world war?
turkey
Which European nation did not align themselves with the American patriots in the revolutionary war against the british?
geany
Was turkey most bombed in world war 2?
No, the nation of Turkey was not a combatant in the Second World War. It was however a combatant nation in the First World War on the side of Germany & Austria-Hungary.
Was Turkey an axis power in World War 2?
No. Turkey was a member of the Allies.
What european nations did not align themselves with the american patriot in the revolutionary war against the british?
GERMANY
Was turkey netral during the world war 2?
No, turkey was an Axis power during the second world war.
Why was Germany allied with turkey in World War 1?
yes Turkey and Germans were allied
Did turkey go to war in the first and second world wars?
The Republic of Turkey did not come into existence until 1923. So while the Republic of Turkey didn't go to war in the First World War, Turks did go to war under the flag of the Ottoman Empire, which was aligned with the Central Powers. In the Second World War, Turkey became a signatory to a treaty with the Allies in 1945 - at a time when it was a bit late to commit itself to the war.
What was the name of turkey before 1923?
Turkey did not exist before World War I, but the country whose territory would become Turkey post-war and was ruled by Turks prior to the war was the OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Was the Ottoman Empire still called the Ottoman Empire during World War 2?
The Ottoman Empire was dismantled after the First World War, it was subsequently known as Turkey. Therefore, no, it was known as Turkey during the Second World War.
