Britain in WW2

British policy toward Germany during the 1930s

Probably rate of burnout and heat. But this was common to all vacuum tube computers, not just Colossus.

No. During World War 2, she worked with a British agent in France by the name of Peter Churchill - who wasn't related to Winston Churchill either, but when they were both arrested by the Gestapo, she claimed that she was married to Peter and that he was related to Winston, in the hope that they would get better treatment from the Gestapo. Her ploy didn't work and they were both tortured by the Germans.

India was a colony of Britain and therefore there was no Indian Army. Indians served in the BritishArmy.

No, it was too far away. They would not run the risk of the children being killed on a sunken ship. Some families did move to the US or Ireland or Switzerland. They came back either after the war or after the blitz ended. Most just went to the countryside of the United Kingdom.

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Yes children were evacuated to Australia, and New Zealand, South Africa and Canada. This was done when the British government became worried about a German invasion.

The United States Army and other armed services were a combination. There were huge amounts of volunteers, but there was also a draft instituted. It was pretty much a given that sooner or later young men would end up going into the service. Many that volunteered where taking the service they were going to end up in into their own hands so they got a choice and not the luck of the draw. About 60 percent of the Armed Forces in WW-II were conscripted. The Navy and Coast Guard rarely had to draw from this pool. There were fewer volunteers for the Marine Corps as the war progressed and the casualty figures began to be reported. It didn't matter, draftee or volunteer, they all served their country and served it well. Bless them all. The 85th "Custer" Infantry Division and the 88th "Blue Devil" Infantry Division were two division made up of all draftee soldiers.

Britains become of age at 18. This would probably mean that they are allowed to vote at this age.

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It completely destroyed it in my opinion. England had to give away everything it had, and go into massive debt to "win" ww2. When you compare German society to British society today, it's glaringly obviously that Germany is the the overall winner. People are less aggressive, there is far less violence in the streets, and the young people are quite polite and still have respect for their elders. Don't believe me? Have a look on German news websites, how many stabbings/beatings/murders do you see each day? Nothing compared to the count in England. I went back to England last year after nearly 30 years absent, and was completely shocked, England no longer exists for me.

1. GB (then England and Wales) was the first nation to break from the Catholic Church and give the Protestant religion a 'homeland'. If this hadn't happened, the Catholic Church would have retained a stranglehold and the Enlightenment would have been unlikely to have happened.

2. GB was the first nation to abolish slavery. It was the superpower then and used its navel might to help put an end to it.

3. The industrial revolution was born in GB. The world as we know it began there.

4. It sacrificed its empire to stop fascism taking hold of the world.

5. British inventors invented the internet, t.v, the phone, the list goes on

6. I saw the Olympics, not bad!

Basically, the British Empire was pretty good and passed the baton to the U.S at the end of WW2 because it had no money left to keep its empire. The U.S was wary about GB and wanted to keep it weak and so let it suffer, however this was to the benefit of Stalin who FDR (and Truman) at the time thought was less harmful than British Imperialism.

At the end of the empire, GB let any country who wanted to leave do so. These countries joined 'the commonwealth' which is a loose affliation of counties who were part of the empire.

This was a far cleaner break than France, who insisted on keeping its empire but lost it anyway, losing wars in Algeria and Indochina.

This was also better than Germany's empire, which never really got off the ground due to it being taken away from it every time it lost a world war.

The principal target in the Blitz was London. Coventry suffered concentrated attacks over several nights and there were also raids on seaports such as Liverpool and Portsmouth.

No, it was the other way round.

The UK was a highly successful union of countries, which went on to dominate the world.

The speech was about what Britain would give to win the war. It was performed at the House of Commons on the 13th of May, 1942. This was when he was first appointed as Prime Minister.

They met on several occasions for various reasons

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Around 16 million Chinese unarmed civilians were slaughtered by the Japanese in WWII. The figure for other countries is less well known.

Japan may have been responsible for 20 million civilian deaths in WWII, similar to the Germans.

Unfortunately, subway sandwiches had to be rationed. this made chubway A VERY ANGRY BOY. After 1 day without a precious subway, chubway started a rampage where he eat a world record 391 12" Meatball Marinara snadwiches and burned down every bakery in London. this was also known as the great fire of London

They were called allies. The USA, USSR and United Kingdom were called the BIG THREE.

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Traditionally it has been: Fight, Engagement, Action (a naval "surface" action), in Vietnam "Firefight" became popular with the news media; but the words always used over the radio in Vietnam were, "We have CONTACT!" When you heard the word CONTACT over the radio, you often heard screaming and gunfire in the background.

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain foolishly believed that Adolf Hitler would leave Britain alone if they signed a non-aggression pact. He was trying to save British lives. The French thought the same thing. Hitler's Anschluß referendum showed Hitler that Brits and French were "wimps" trying to appease Hitler. This was to the demise of the Brits and French after they signed the phony appeasement documents.

Labour Party leader Clement Atlee replaced Churchill in the last months of the war.

The British attacked the US . . . among their other 'accomplishments', they managed to set fire to the White House, severely damaging it to the point that it was later rebuilt.

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They took shelter in the London subway system.