Britain in WW2

It started in 1939 and ended in 1945.You might ask,''well,then why did we(U.S.) declare war on December 8,1940.'' The answer is the Nazis were at war against Great Britan starting in 1939.

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I know this isn't part of the answer,but here are some good movies on WWII.

Here are the movies; Saving Private Ryan--AND-- Band of Brothers.

best policy was divide and rule

10 they tried to make people fight against themselves

20 this weaken unity

30 they tried to make themselves as the ruler

New Zealand is an island nation in the southern hemisphere; France is one of the contiguous nations on the continent of Europe.

Vera Lynn as of May 4th 2020 is 103 years old. In my research it's not clear if she has any grandkids. She has one daughter (Virginia). But no mentions of grandchildren.

Maybe he was not close to a phone? TV had not been invented by then?

The federalists wanted to go to war with France because they attacked the U.S. ships

He died of starvation. He went to go live in the wilderness of Alaska but only lasted four months until he passed away.

Canada became a country by the battle in the plains of Abraham and the war of 1812 the war was actually fought between Canada and the us. Canada was brave enough to expect the war and unfortunately the us crossed the boarder with out permission and Canada had a Chance to but the Canadian soldiers was bold enough not to . but after the war the Governor thought that Canada had really become independent and was ready to take on the position of becoming a independent country . but the war of 1812 and the battle in the plains of Abraham was just the event that led Canada to become a country . but the real event was the confederation or in other words the British signed the papers and it was final.

It's tough to say when Canada really did become its own independent country. Although, technically it happened in 1867, when Britain signed the constitution act, releasing Canada from British rule, the country was not really recognized as independent for some 100 years later. Canada went through a lot of changes, with WWI/II, and accepting provinces into its range. A defining moment for Canada's independence, however, is the battle of Vimy Ridge, in which 4 Canadian corps defeated a German stronghold. 4 Victoria crosses were handed out to four Canadian soldiers as a result of that victory. There is a quote from one of the Canadians in that battle that goes something to the effect of "We went up the hill British Soldiers, and came down Canadians"

Important correction: The battle of the Plains of Abraham (located just outside Quebec City), was fought on September 13 1759 between the British and the French. The US did not exist yet. It was a battle within the larger conflict known as the Seven Years War, but popularly referred to as the French and Indian war in US history. There were Americans in the battle as 6 companies of American Rangers fought with the British. There were Canadians in the battle as well, but they were part of the French force. It was a decisive battle because it set the stage for British dominance in what would eventually become Canada.

Yes he was an actor on TV and in the movies, but he was also Americas fourth most decorated soldier of WW 2.

France allied itself with England and Russia before world war one and during the war allied with Belgium and the united states.

"You seriously need to check your history. England (Britain in fact, not just England) NEVER gave in to Hitler." Actually, I think the problem here is the way the person worded the question. It is indeed correct to say England did not "give in" (as in surrender), but many people felt that Neville Chamberlain, whose policy as prime minister was to appease Hitler, gave in to him. Chamberlain truly believed that he could bargain with Hitler and that Hitler would compromise. Hitler, of course, had NO intention to compromise, and when Chamberlain came back home to England claiming he had basically prevented a war, and that there would be "peace in our time," he found out all too soon that Hitler had no intention of compromising, nor did he want peace. Chamberlain's serious mistake was trying to appease Hitler, and as I said, many people saw that as "giving in" to him.

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The Battle of Britain was fought in the air with fighter planes and bombers from the RAF (Royal Air Force) and Luftwaffe (German Air Force). Some of the RAF aircraft included the Spitfire and the Hurricane and some of the Luftwaffe's aircraft included Messerschmitt 109's and STUKA dive-bombers

Several times... you have to be more specific

The Taxi cabs of Paris provided 4,000 reinforcements to the Marne bu 8 September 1914.

The UK was nearly bankrupt at the end of World War 2

Julia and Winston are characters in George Orwell's novel, "1984." They first meet while working together in the Ministry of Truth. Later, their relationship deepens and they begin sneaking off and meeting in a variety of secret places outside London in order to have forbidden recreational sex.

• Omaha, Gold, Sword, Juno and Utah were the code names for the beaches
• Neptune was the code name for the initial landing plan
• Operation Overlord was the name of the Normandy Invasion Campaign.
• The codes were used so the Germans would not figure out what the Allied Forces were talking about or discussing on telegraphy air waves.
• The Americans landed on Omaha beach and took a beating. Thousands were killed on that beach.
• They also landed on Utah beach without the major casualties.

Well there is no British empire as such nowadays. The ex-empire countries are known as commonwealth nations, many of these still have Queen Elizabeth II as their head of state, and have a close relationship with the United Kingdom.

The U.S. transfer of 50 old destroyers geven to Britain in exchange for the use of eight British Atlantic bases.

A brigade is military unit consisting of a variable number of combat battalions or regiments.
The typical NATO standard brigade consists of approximately 4,000 to 5,000 troops, but the number of men in a brigade is not specified or fixed.

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