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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
Which of the following countries aligned with the US after World War 2?
Answer this question…Belgium
What nation remained neutral during world war 2?
Spain, Turkey, and Sweden
Was turkey invovled in World War 2?
Yes. Turkey was neutral in WW2 until several months before the war ended. They joined with the Allies. Turkey helped the Jewish people and let them live in their country until the end of the War.
Was Turkey an axis power in World War 2?
No. Turkey was a member of the Allies.
Was turkey an ally in word war 2?
ya they were, they were fighting in world war 2 but not 1
Was turkey netral during the world war 2?
No, turkey was an Axis power during the second world war.
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.
What countries were netural in World War 2?
Albania, Turkey
Which side did turkey fight on in world war 2?
The Americans.
What countries were were involved in world war 2?
Switzerland, Turkey, Portugal, Sweden, and Spain were neutral countries in World War 2.
Who was the leader of turkey during world war 2?
Ismet Inonu
Why did the US send money to Greece and Turkey after World War 2?
The USA sent money to Greece and Turkey after World War 2 for war reparations that needed to be done in their nations. Other nations received funds too.
Which of the following countries aligned with the US after World War 2?
Answer this question…Belgium
Which countries fought on Germany's side in World War 1 but against Germany in World War 2?
Italy and Turkey.
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.
