German troops crossed through Belgium in an attempt to flank the French forces lined in trenches along the border.
They went through Belgium to invade France.
Ypres
I'm not sure whether your typo was meant for WW1 or WW2. I'll leave the stats for both.WW1 - German Empire Military Casualties2,050,897WW2 - Wehrmacht Military Casualties4,456,000
Serbia
the sheiffen plan was issued by the German military commander Von Shleiffen. It dictated the movement of 90% of germanys troops to go through belgium to get to France while leaving 10% to guard the German-Russian border. But alot of assumptions where made, During ww1; Britain would stay neutral, NO they dispatched the BEF and held back the Germans for longer than they anticipated Russia would take 6 monts the obolize a army, NO only 10 days France would be taken in 6 weeks, No i would of taken them over 4 years belgium would be over run hope this was helpful jono p
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Europe In WW1 it stretched from the English Channel to the Swiss Border.
German and the Russian troops.
They went through Belgium to invade France.
belgium
At the time, it included only Germany. It comprised territories in modern Denmark, Belgium, France, and Poland: Ribe/North Schleswig in Denmark. Eupen-Malmedy in Belgium (German-speaking, taken after WW1) Lorraine-Alsace in France (German-speaking, taken after WW1) Pommerania, Pommeralia, East and West Prussia, Posen, Silesia in Poland (mostly German-speaking, most taken after WW2, some after WW1)
in ww1 around 30 miles in ww2 the took it over. The German troops already took over the french capital The Nazi took over Paris, then the resistance fought them until the invasion of Normandy...
Most colonies probably felt the same, except the German colonies had all become Mandates of the UK, France or Belgium.
they got annoyed
German officer on British soldiers in the World War 1 Lions Led by Donkeys....... British troops & the General Staff WW1
Ypres
I'm not sure whether your typo was meant for WW1 or WW2. I'll leave the stats for both.WW1 - German Empire Military Casualties2,050,897WW2 - Wehrmacht Military Casualties4,456,000