WW2 Allied Powers

While Spain was allied with Germany and Italy during the war, it wasn't necessarily an Axis power. The Spanish stayed out of the war, having its own civil war to deal with at the time.

Roosevelt used the Lend-Lease Act to provide aid to the Allies without directly involving the United States in the war. The public would not allow a declaration of war despite Roosevelt's wish to get involved.

Once Hitler broke the treaty with Stalin, the Germans invaded Russia. Russian forces, with the help from Russia's terrible winter weather, eventually drove the Germans back, with great loss of life on both sides.

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Even though being occupied by Germany shortly before World War 2 (Also known as Munich Dictate which forced Czechoslovaks to not put any fight against Germans and cede Sudetenland even though Germans occupied whole country later), it was considered to be part of allies because official government fled to Great Britain after the country´s annexation by Germany.

Two new axis satelites (Bohemia-Moravia and Slovakia) emerged from occupied countries during WW2, but legitimate government of Czechoslovakia fought from exile and formed sizeable Czechoslovak units on both eastern and western fronts.

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A thorough answer to this extends well beyond the scope of Answers.com, but in rather short form: Hitler got himself into a defensive position in a two-front war when he failed to conquer Britain and Russia both - and the invasion of Normandy came just as German supply and fuel lines were breaking down - from that point, it was a matter of out-supplying and out-lasting the Third Reich. The U.S.Navy had re-grouped in time to put all necessary effort into the Battle of Midway in the Pacific, and Japan never fully recovered from that loss, making their defeat inevitable, though the path to that defeat was greatly shortened by the use of the atomic bomb.

japan and Italy were hitlers only allies when the second world war began when englnad and France had nearly 30

In the European Theater they started with defending England from German invasion. After that was resolved they went to Africa to defeat the German Africa Corps. They then went after Sicily and Italy.

Italy didn't become a unified nation-state till 1861-70, and Germany only became a nation-state in 1871, so by historical standards the time-span for possible alliances is short. The answer is no. Although Italy was nominally one of the Central Powers it at first remained neutral in WW1, then fought alongside the Entente (Britain, France, etc.) against Austria-Hungary and Germany. In WW2 Italy changed sides.

However, historically, North Italy and Germany - Prussia were part of the Holy Roman Empire, so for almost a thousand years the two states were part of the same state.

That Alliance was called the Warsaw Pact. It was dissolved in 1989.

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The Soviet Union killed the most Germans of the three major Allied Powers. This happened during the large-scale fighting on the Eastern Front. German military deaths were huge on the Eastern Front, and civilian losses (missing & killed) were extremely large. Likewise, in return the Soviet Union had the largest number of deaths from the Germans as any of the Allied nations.

Germany, Italy and Japan (the axis powers) declared war on the United States which was apart of the allied powers. France was a part of the allied powers and were therefore our allies.

Second answer. You have it backwards. The US was an ally of France and England. France had a Free French Army led by Charles De Gaulle. These Frenchmen were troops that manage to escape from Dunkirk after the Battle of Dunkirk. They trained and joined the Allied Forces to invade Normandy on D-Day. They were able to free Paris of the Nazi Control along with the towns people and Underground Network. They also controlled the French Occupied Zone of West Berlin and West Germany. The US helped with supplies, food, fuel and transportation. It was a great cooperative effort by all the nations involved.

In World War 1, the Germans kept sinking the American cargo ships that were neutral, so eventually the president had had enough and went to war.

EDIT -> The German's used Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, which sunk the Lusitania. The United States let it go the first time, asking them to stop using USW, not wanting to get involved in WWI. However, as the war started to turn against Germany, they started using it again. This is another reason the U.S. joined the war.

In World War 2, the U.S. joined the war because of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

When fighting the Japanese the America found that they wouldn't surrender easily so to help speed up the end of the war and to save American lives, America drop two atomic bombs on two major cites, and when japan seen the powers of bombs they surrounded.

The bombs were dropped on civilian cities, killing tens of thousands of innocent civilians

During World War II, the code-name for the Allied invasion of France was 'Operation Overlord.' While very nearly called off because of poor weather, the operation took place on June 6th (though, in fact, initial actions began the night before) and proved to be a success.

The German aircraft production company called Heinkel built and flew the first successful jet plane, the "He 178", in 1939. Yet, another German company, Messerschmitt, was the first to put significant numbers of jet airplanes into the air, producing the successful "Me 262" as a fighter-aircraft that saw action in 1944 and 1945 during World War II.

The Allied Forces had to remove Nazi rule and Adolph Hitler from having any rule or influence on any one forever. They were an evil bunch of people. I am being serious here. They practiced genecide, murder, torture, brain washing, used children to fight the war, invaded nations, killed women and children without abandon and did not abide by treaties or peacekeeping values. The Allied Forces wanted democracy returned to Europe and Nazism erased. They managed to do that for the most part.

The Marshall Plan was introduced which helped Germany and other countries to get loans and gifts of money, food seeds, and other benefits. The Allies also occupied Germany and helped them to clean up the rubble and build new buildings. They brought in food for the hungry. They hired people to accomplish reparations and to help the Germans start over.

WW2 was won by all of the Allies, mainly:

Russia

UK

France

Poland

USA

Romania

These, and around 40 other countries were the main players but there is a huge list of countries that took part.