World War 2

Italy invaded and conquered Ethiopia in 1938. In the beginning stages of the war, England was successful in routing the Italians from Ethiopia and beyond. That led to the Germans forming the famous Africa Korps, under Rommel to aid the Italians in 1941.

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'Uncle Adolf' (Hitler) was elected Chancellor in 1933. Hindenburg was the Pesident. When President Hindenburg retired,shortly after that, when he could not be challenged politically, has had himslef made as 'Der Fuhrer'. (The Leader). It was a combined position of President and Chancellor.

NB I refer to him as 'Uncle Adolf' , because the British/American Armies loved him. They sent him loads of presents, that all went 'BANG!!!!!'. My silly daft joke.!!!!!

These countries believed if they did not confront the Italian and German armies, the problem of these countries invading sovereign would go away. The democratic nations of Europe were not looking for another European/world war.

Peanut butter is surprisingly MOSTLY (key word.) vegetarian So yes. I could say

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Ah, what a soothing question, my friend. The Earth gracefully spins on its axis due to a force called gravity, pulling the planet in a lovely dance around the sun. It's like nature's very own smooth and delightful waltz, happening right before our eyes.

The United States Of America used 2 Atomic bombs on Japan in 1945 - Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Theodor Huess was elected Federal President of West Germany on September 12, 1949, and Konrad Adenauer was elected Federal Chancellor of West Germany three days later on September 15. I am not knowledgeable enough to say which office was the closest counterpart to that of a prime minister, but I remember that Adenauer's name comes up most frequently on the subject of postwar Germany.

Animals played various roles in World War II, such as serving as messengers, detecting mines, and providing companionship for soldiers. They were particularly useful in navigating difficult terrains where technology was limited. Dogs, horses, pigeons, and even elephants were trained and utilized by various military forces during the war.

No, penguins do not naturally live in Washington. Penguins are typically found in the Southern Hemisphere, with colonies in Antarctica, South America, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

The reproductive system is most closely associated with the production of offspring. It includes organs such as the ovaries, testes, uterus, and fallopian tubes that are responsible for producing and protecting gametes (eggs and sperm) and facilitating fertilization to create new life.

An animal that is well adapted to its environment, has access to food and water, and can successfully evade predators would have the greatest chance of survival. Factors such as evolutionary traits, behavior, and availability of resources all play a role in an animal's survival in the wild.

In World War II, animals were used in various roles such as messengers, scouts, guards, and even for transportation. Dogs were commonly used for sentry duty and to carry messages, while horses were used for transportation of soldiers and supplies. Pigeons were also utilized for delivering messages in war zones.

The race into space, also known as the Space Race, was a competition between the United States and Soviet Union during the Cold War to explore outer space. It began after World War II ended in 1945 and lasted until the late 1960s. Key milestones included the launch of the first artificial satellites, sending humans to space, and eventually landing astronauts on the Moon.

No, penguins are not native to the UK. They are typically found in colder climates like Antarctica, South America, Africa, and Australia. However, some zoos in the UK house penguins in controlled environments.

Yes, penguins do live in Argentina along the southern coasts of the country. The most famous penguin colony in Argentina is found in the region of Patagonia, where species such as the Magellanic penguin and the southern rockhopper penguin can be observed.

Émile Zola is most closely associated with naturalism. A French writer, he believed in the importance of scientific observation and objective portrayal of reality in literature. Zola's works often focused on the impact of environment and heredity on characters' lives.

Variations in light in some parts of the world throughout the year are primarily due to changes in the angle and duration of sunlight reaching the Earth's surface caused by the tilt of the Earth on its axis as it orbits the sun. This tilt results in different seasons, with regions closer to the poles experiencing extreme variations in light known as the midnight sun in summer and polar night in winter.

The first hydrogen bomb was detonated on November 1, 1952 during the presidency of Harry S. Truman.

Dr. Wernher Von Braun, a German rocket engineer, played a significant role in furthering American space programs by leading the development of the Saturn V rocket, which was crucial in the Apollo missions to the Moon. His expertise and leadership were instrumental in the success of the Apollo program and the establishment of NASA as a leader in space exploration.

General Douglas MacArthur is credited for helping Japan rebuild after World War 2. As Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, he oversaw the reconstruction efforts, implemented political and economic reforms, and facilitated Japan's transition to a democratic nation. He played a key role in shaping Japan's recovery and transformation into a peaceful and prosperous country.

During World War 2, there was significant naval warfare which led to increased pollution from sunken ships and oil spills. Naval activities also disrupted marine ecosystems, destroying habitats and affecting marine life. Additionally, the dumping of munitions and chemical weapons has had long-lasting negative impacts on ocean health and sea life.

The biggest battleship built during World War 2 was the Japanese battleship Yamato. It was 263 meters long and had a displacement of over 65,000 tons. Yamato was heavily armed and served as the flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy's Combined Fleet.