WW2 Axis Powers

No. France in WW 1 is of the Triple Alliance against the Central powers, in WW2 it is allied against the Axis, which is Germany, Italy & Japan.

Clearly the German army was overextended in November of 1943. It is estimated that 3.9 million Germans together with 283,000 German allied forces were trying to hold off 5.4 million Russians on the eastern front. Additionally 177,000 troops were in Finland. Norway and Denmark were garrisoned with 486,000 troops. France and Belgium held 1,370,000 troops and another 612,000 troops were tied down in the Balkans. The German also had 412,000 troops in Italy.On every front in 1943, the Germans faced overwhelming odds in crucial areas, and how long their defenses could hold up is. The D-Day invasion in 1944 seemed to seal off any chances at all in Europe, however, the Allies would meet strong resistance until almost the very end.

They where constantly taking over other countries a and all had emperors. Imperialism is the taking over of other countries.

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The Axis are Germany, Italy, Japan, and their allies.

The Allies are USA, Britain, France, and anyone who was not neutral and not with Hitler and the Nazis.

A point of order: any country claiming neutrality would not be considered an Ally. Even when the United States was still considered 'isolationist', the government was instituting 'Cash & Carry' & 'Lend-Lease' programs.

That isn't to say that Neutral countries weren't attacked or invaded (i.e. Norway, Holland & Belgium).

Holtonline and make your own account, it has EVERYTHING in history. So when your done go to the 7th grade textbook, then att he top where you pick a chapter put CH 16 SEC 4, it has a good map!

The reason why Germany/Italy and Japan enter World War 2 was because they were ,putting Henry PO Yee in charge of a puppet government.Then the Japanese invaded China from the north and years later, sent soldiers and marines ashore onto the port city of Shang-hai.

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Great Brittain had first announced that they would strike Germany back if they would attack Poland.

Germany knew that it was already going to turn out in war anyway, so they took their chances. They invaded Poland.

Offcourse the real situation is more complicated, but this pretty much sums up what happend.

Ans.2: Your question is "when", not "why", so the answer is September 3, 1939.

World war 1 was the first world war.

World war 2 was the second world war.

WW2 involved the whole world.

D-Day took place on the 6th of June. The weather was rainy, as seen in Saving Private Ryan.

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The primary 3 were the United States, Britain and Russia. Additional allied countries included Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Also, displaced troops from invaded countries such as Poland and France fought with the Allied forces.

The atomic bomb. the strongest bomb in the world is the nitrom bomb!

Not sure what the first poster meant by "nitrom bomb". If they meant NEUTRON bomb, then they would be correct only in that the neutron bomb was designed to maximize casualties through radiation instead of the heat and blast of other bombs. The explosive "yield" of most neutron bomb designs is in the kiloton range. The most powerful atomic device ever detonated was the Tsar Bomba device detonated by the USSR on October 30, 1961. The original design would have created a 100 megaton explosion, but it was reduced for testing to a 50 megaton device. The test device is believed to be the only one of its type ever built.

The "strongest" weapon of world war 2 was indeed the atomic bomb - although their combined explosive yield was still only about 1/1000 of that of the Tsar Bomba device. Even so, the atomic bombs were themselves about a thousand times as powerful as any of the conventional bombs used during the 2nd world war.

The axis just defines their rotation. It is relative to spin, so if a body does not spin, it has no axis. Kind of an imaginary line, like the equator. It is used for reference. Also an object that is not round and symmetrical and has a length and a width can also be referenced by these dimensions. The Longitudinal axis is usually an axis through the longest dimension of the body.

It was a stalemate. See link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Battle_of_El_Alamein

The 'Nuremberg Laws' is the common name for two fundamental anti-Semitic laws that were issued in September 1935, during the Nazi Party's annual rally in Nuremberg. The laws and a number of subsequent regulations came to constitute the legal basis of the segregation of the Jews from the surrounding society as well as the racial definition of Jewish-ness.

Franco did not "fight" for either side. Spain had just come out of a brutal Civil War from 1936-1939. However, as Franco had been helped in that war by the Nazi Regime and Fascist Italy, Franco felt an affinity for those countries and had good personal relations with those leaders. Hitler tried to encourage Franco to join the war on the Axis side and by 1942, Franco was strongly considering entry. However, the Allied victories in El Alamein and Stalingrad in 1943 showed that the tide was reversing. Allied governments sent a message to Franco that if he remained neutral, his country would not be invaded and he would not be deposed from power. As a result, he chose not to enter the war and was bypassed by the Allied Liberation in Western Europe.

He lead the design team that built rockets for Germany, the most famous ones being the V1 and V2, the "Vergeltungswaffe", a flying bomb that was extensively used against English targets.

The soft underbelly of the Axis Powers was Italy. The allies (US-led) launched the invasion of Scicily and Italy in order to knock it our of the war.

There were three. First, the Allies tried to get Greece to join them. They succeeded but the Nazis managed to take them over. Then, half of the USSR were taken over. Finally, a year before the war ended, France was occupied by Germany.

It was D-day. Also known as the invasion of Normandy (which is in France). It was a very planned out event by the United States

For the Allied Powers, Franklin D. Roosevelt was President of the U.S., Winston Churchill was Prime Minister of England, and Joseph Stalin was the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. These were the "big three" of World War II, and some might also include Charles de Gaulle, the President of France, to make a fourth. Note that initially, the Russians were allied with Germany until they came under German attack. The Axis Powers included Adolph Hitler, the Chancellor and Head of State of Germany, Benito Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, and Hirohito (Emperor Shōwa) the Emperor of Japan. There were other players, but these are considered the major ones. Use the links below to check facts and learn more.

there was only a world war 1 and world war 2

The Germans lost somwhere between 3000 and 3300 troops. There where between 3000 and 3300 Germans that died on D-Day. To be honest I would like to know the source to the number of casualities on the German side. It would be nice if we refered to source when giving such information. There will always be a question of reliability to the answere when there is no reference to where the information come from.