WW2 Axis Powers

Romania picked the wrong side in two world wars. In WWI they thought the Russians were doing well in 1916 and so joined with them. Romania was quickly overrun by German / Austrian troops and occupied for the duration of the war. In WWII, the Romanians thought they knew better. They sided with Germany from the start (what was the alternative? siding with Stalinist Russia was not really an option.) Germany assisted Romania in the war by proving military supplies and various trade. Romania provided most of Germany's natural petroleum supplies. Romania's military fought well alongside Germany's, on the Russian front. About 500,000 Romanian troops died here including large numbers in the Stalingrad campaign of 1942-43. The western allies bombed what parts of the country they could, but the long distances involved prevented the mass terror bombing perpetrated on Germany. After the war, Romania suffered like the rest of eastern Europe at the hands of the Soviets. The country was brutalized by Soviet occupation. Some territory was stripped away. A puppet pro-Soviet government was set up. Secret police terrorized the populace. Eventually the Soviets withdrew and Communism collapsed. The pro-Soviet leadership was disbanded or executed. The Romanians did extremely well out of WW1. They gained Transylvania, the Banat and several adjoining districts, the Bukovina and Bessarabia. The country doubled in size! They were in very good standing with the West because they suppressed the Bela Kun's Communist uprising in Hungary in 1919.

America joined the war when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

Kazuo Sakamaki of the Japanese Navy was the first POW taken by the US. WW2 is considered to have begun when Germany and Russia attacked Poland on 1 Sept 1939. So, the Polish soldiers were the first POWs.

1/ lack of fuel supplies.

2/ a maniacal dictator of a leader with little strategic/tactical knowledge .

3/ the start of conflicts before the army and navy were actually ready .

4/ over complex war machinery designs by engineers with little or no taught/input from field personal.

The Axis is the second vertebra in your spinal column right at the top.

Any surviving Axis Power leaders and people involved in the mindless torture of people were tried in the International War Crimes Court and everything is investigated by the International War Crimes Committee.

The US armed forces assign letters to certain plans, so that they can be discussed without interceptors knowing what it is. D day was the day when Britain and the US invaded France and took it back from the Germans. Some of the French fought for the Germans (and were punished by the free French later, depending on how they helped the Germans.).

So, the answer to your question would be:

The axis powers involved in D-Day were the Germans and the French that sided with the Germans.

The Prime Minister (18 October 1941 to 22 July 1944) at that time was Hideki Tojo who was sentenced to death by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East .

Enemies captured by the other side For about the last hundred years, most nations have agreed on who are POW's and what rights and protections all POW's must be given. All that is written into a series of treaties called the Geneva-Hague Conventions. A conventional POW is a uniformed member of a national military who was captured by another national military outside his/her home nation during a military operation. The two nations need not be at war, but usually are in conflict. A conventional POW must be removed from the dangers of the combat zone, must be fed and sheltered and offered medical care, and cannot be physically abused or publicly humiliated. A POW has no right of appeal of his/her detention, and is held until the conflict ends (in WWII and Korea, the US held POWs for years, until those conflicts ended). POWs can be interrogated, but not tortured (as international law defines torture). Usually prisoners have the privilege of sending and receiving letters and packages (searched), International Red Cross inspections of POW facilities, and confirmation of POW capture is communicated to his/her home nation. Fighters not in uniform ("belligerents"), or not subject to the official discipline of higher commanders (e.g. mercenaries) who are not in national militaries are not entitled to POW rights and protections. A prisoner of war is a person that is held captive for being on the opposite side of a war, not for committing crimes. They are held until the end of the conflict unless traded.

The word fascist is sometimes used to denigrate people, institutions, or groups that would not describe themselves as ideologically fascist, and that may not fall within the formal definition of the word. The Fascist party that developed in Italy in the 1920s rigidly enforced conservative values and behavior norms during the Mussolini regime. As a political epithet, fascist was subsequently used in an anti-authoritarian sense to emphasize the common ideology of governmental suppression of individual freedom. It has also been applied to a broad range of people and groups, including people of many religiousfaiths, particularly fundamentalist groups. The individual, institution, or group(s) called fascist often find the use of the term in this way to be highly offensive and inappropriate.

Hitler invaded Poland (effectively starting World War 2) September 1st, 1939

The Jews kept at these camps had lice and the diseases that came with them. At the begining they had access to cold water showers but when the camps began to be liberated, the guards left and the water was shut off. I highly doubt there were showers. Many who weren't gassed died from disease. One of those diseases was Typhus (not exactly sure if spelling is right). This disease was developed from POOR HYGIENE. Anne Frank died from this disease, along with her sister, Margot.

Economic boycotts, if there are enough countries that join it, can greatly diminish a countryâ??s economy by limiting itâ??s exports. Depending upon the amount of exports that make up their GDP, this form of boycott can be economically devastating.

August 6, 1945, @ 8:15 A.M. local time

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Canada was a key figure of the Allies in World War 2. This was the first War that Canada declared independantly, and Canada was among the first countries that declared.

Hundreds of thousands of Canadian servicemen served (specifically 1.1 Million ). Canada proved their military strength (at the time), boasting the worlds third largest Navy, fourth largest Air Force, and seventh largest Army. Canada took on their own beach in the invasion of Normandy (Juno Beach), out of a total of 5 beaches. Canada took over 45,000 casulties (deaths only included in that number). Canada even had a wierd system not found in other countries, of optional enlistment. All other major countries had conscription.

The way that the axis lost in World War 2, is that when the axis fell back to Germany, the Russians were attacking from the east, and the American and British forces were attacking from the west. Germany was being attacked on both sides, and this caused its' army to split. They kept pulling back till they reached Berlin, and that was their last stand.

Germany invaded Italy in 1944.

There was never any evidence to prove he was Jewish or not,Nobody would dare ask.

Allies=the US, the UK, France, China, and the soviet union

Axis Powers= Germany, Japan, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and Italy

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China was with the allies as it had been invaded by Japan.

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Usually there is known to be three main countries in the Axis Powers. Germany, Italy and Japan are the major three they are also known as the Tri Axis. However there are more countries in theAxis Powers then just those three, there is Austria-Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria among others. The Axis Powers, isjust thetitleGermany and those allied with Germany gave themselves for World War Two, just like in World War One they were known as the Central Powers although in World War One these were not allthe same countries allied with Germany. Hope this helps!

The Axis Powers was a military alliance during WW2 (1939-1945) consisting of Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria. The three major Axis powers were Germany, Japan, and Italy, which signed a Tripartite Pact on September 27, 1939. The entire Axis Powers alliance was disolved in 1945 at the end of WW2.