Britain in WW2

There are a few range of mountains in Great Britain. Some examples are Lake District, Black Mountain, and Campsie Fells.

Great Britain is a large island so can't be surrounded by islands. The nearest large island to Britain is Ireland.

First comes London Heathrow Airport, followed by London Gatwick Airport, Manchester Airport, London Stansted Airport, London Luton Airport.

England is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, along with Wales Scotland and Northern Ireland. According to the CIA World Fact book, the major industries of the United Kingdom in order of importance, are: machine tools, electric power equipment, automation equipment, railroad equipment, shipbuilding, aircraft, motor vehicles and parts, electronics and communications equipment, metals, chemicals, coal, petroleum, paper and paper products, food processing, textiles, clothing, other consumer goods

The Iron Curtain

Alot because no one wanted to be in World War 2 but many of the loved ones were sad depressed even!:(

It means that wherever there is a successful event or person, there are many people who want to take credit for it while defeat, on the other hand, is an orphan and no one wants to take credit for it.

First of all, it influenced theJewish civilians around Europe very much so and in general war weariness all around the world. People in England lived every day in fear of being bombed or gassed. They even had to carry around gas masks. The civilians on both sides were forced to produce materials of war and were taken away to supply a steady stream of soldiers to replace the many casualties. Almost all the government's decisions influenced civilian life during that time, for most of the government's decisions were military based. I hope this helps

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The Italians scared New Zealand during World War 2.

· William Donovan (director of US OSS)

· William Halsey, Jr. (US Fleet Admiral)

· Winston Churchill

The main major event that got Britain and France involved in WWII was the invasion of Poland by the Nazis. The three countries, Britain, France, and Poland had an agreement that if any one of them was invaded the other two would attack Germany.

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Dunkirk was the place in France from which about 340.000 British and French troops were evacuated to England after fleeing the advancing German army. It wasn't really a 'battle' as such, but you could call it a rearguard action. the british at the time called it 'The Miracle of Dunkirk' in that so many men were snatched from being prisoners of war.

Because Sweden was north of all the European combat zones, they weren't in anyone's way, and were not attacked. It's easy to remain neutral as long as no one is attacking you. We can safely assume that if the Third Reich had won, they would in due course have gotten around to absorbing Sweden into their empire. Neutrality would not have protected Sweden from a victorious Reich, bent upon world domination.

King George lll was the British king during the 7 year French & Indian War, although he appointed William Pitt to do any negotiating with the French. King George's counterpart on the French throne was King Louis XV.

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In May 1940, the combined British and French armies were thoroughly beaten by the advancing German army. A plan was devised to rescue the British Army from France but most of the ports were in German hands, so it was decided to evacuate them from the beaches near Dunkirk in northern France. The problem was that the water was too shallow for larger ships to get inshore so hundreds of small boats were sent over to France from southern England to ferry the soldiers from the beaches to the waiting ships off-shore. While this was happening, they were under constant air attack from the German Luftwaffe. By the end of 'Operation Dynamo' around 338,000 British and French troops had been saved - 10 times more than had been expected, but all of their equipment had to be left behind. Because of this, it became known as 'the miracle' of Dunkirk.

Pakistani prime minister Begum Khaleda Zia is 71 years old (birthdate: August 15, 1945).

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Britain underwent an agricultural revolution, leading the production of farm machinery. This with the lack of usable farmland forced people to move to towns and work in the factories. As well as well as this Britain had a bigger empire and so could distribute its goods all over the world. (Joey Carroll)

The British were a part of the Anglo-Polish military alliance, an agreement between several countries, including England, France, and Poland. When the Germans invaded Poland in the fall of 1939, Great Britain gave the Germans an ultimatum to pull all of their troops out of Poland immediately, but Germany ignored them. A day later, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany, as they had agreed to do as part of the military alliance.

The mass evacuation of Dunkirk was conducted from 26 May 1940 to 4 June 1940. Over these nine days, 338,226 French and British soldiers were taken from Dunkirk, France and the surrounding beaches by a fleet of about seven hundred vessels, including the Little Ships of Dunkirk, a mixture of merchant marine vessels, fishing boats, pleasure craft and RNLI lifeboats, whose civilian crews were called into service for the emergency.