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I don't think that the British people needed any pushing when it came to their resolve to stopping the Germans from invading their country. The British especially in those days still had a certain arrogance that they were an empire and that no country. especially one they defeated just a few years earlier was going to become their master. The prime minister Winston Churchill had an easy task when it came to convincing the British to fight.
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How did Germany excuse its invasion of the Czechoslovakian region known as the Sudetenland in 1938?
The region was home to many German speaking people.
How was Hitler as a leader and what was his achievements and failures?
Hitler was authoritarian as a leader. His achievement was that he inspired the German people at a low point in their history. His failure was that he left the German people at an equally low point after a disasterous attempt at European domination.
What was an effect of British resistance to Germany?
One significant effect of British resistance to Germany during World War II was the bolstering of Allied morale, particularly after events like the Battle of Britain. This resistance showcased the determination of the British people and military, inspiring other nations under threat from Nazi Germany. Additionally, it helped to delay German plans for invasion and contributed to the eventual formation of a united front against the Axis powers. Overall, British resilience played a crucial role in the eventual defeat of Germany.
What happened at Dresden in 1945?
The British-American raid on Dresden, produced a firestorm that killed thousands of people who were crammed into the city as German civilians fled both Russian and American-British troops.
Why does churchhill believe an invasion of british soil is not likely to accur in the near future?
Churchill believed that an invasion of British soil was unlikely in the near future due to several factors, including the strength and preparedness of the British military, the logistical challenges an invading force would face, and the resolve of the British people. He emphasized that Britain had maintained a strong defense and that any potential invader would encounter significant resistance. Additionally, Churchill recognized the geographical advantages of Britain as an island nation, making large-scale invasion efforts more difficult. Overall, he conveyed confidence in Britain's ability to deter threats effectively.
Who inspired the british people to resist the German invasion?
Winston Churchill
When did the British army fight against the Russian army in 1979 afghan invasion?
because the Russians where evil people back in the 1900s they were in a German ship seeking German weapons then the british dropped in the fight the Russians won the fight.
Why did the German people listen to Hitler?
he inspired nationalism
How did the people of Britain fend off a German invasion?
Battle of Britain
How did the people of Britain fend off the German invasion?
Battle of Britain
Name two events that inspired the people of Latin America to fight for independence?
One event that inspired the people of Latin America to fight for their independence was when L'ouverture took leadership of the country of Haiti. Another event that inspired the people to fight for independence was Napoleon's invasion of Spain.
Does Hinduism practice meditation?
Before british invasion hindu used to practice meditation every day. It was part of education system. But after the invasion meditation was uprooted by british people. Replacing it by their education system.
Who was involved in the German invasion of the soviet union?
Besides Germans also people from Austria and former Czechoslovakia.
Why did the world war happen?
the British said leave the Poland's alone we will go to war but Hitler said no so that's why
Who were titanics rivals?
The British shipping company Cunard Line. Most people think its German but its British.
Why do you think people called the battle of Stalingrad a turning point in the war?
It started the defeat of the German invasion of Russa
Why do you think people call the battle of Stalingrad turning point in the war?
It started the defeat of the German invasion of Russa
