WW2 Axis Powers

To seize territory, they used the German army, the Wehrmacht. To control the occupied countries, they had to mainly rely on the cooperation and obedience of the Civil Services of those countries, which almost everywhere was not much of a problem. In most countries the Nazis installed units of the SS and the Gestapo to 'help' with police duties and in all occupied countries they kept Wehmacht and/or Waffen-SS units. The role of 'head of State' in the occupied countries usually was taken over by a 'Reichskommisar' appointed by Adolf Hitler.

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After a huge number of Japanese immigrated to the US, people felt threatened because of farm and labor competition. A wave of anti-Jap prejudice spread, mostly in California. After Pearl Harbor, some people suspected Japanese-Americans were spies sending intelligence to Japan. Officials were concerned that the Japanese, especially the ethnic, would be more loyal to their homeland than to America. The Niihau Incident, immediately after Pearl Harbor, involved a Japanese and two Hawaiian-born ethnic Japanese on the island of Ni'ihau violently freeing a downed and captured Japanese naval airman, attacking their fellow Ni'ihau islanders in the process.

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I believe it was 18.2million Nazis but the number of the other axis is unknown to me

The axis powers were Germany, Italy and Japan. They united to fight the US, Britain, the USSR and France in World War II.

The alliance they formed was called the Axis Powers. Britain (aided by the French resistance), the U.S., and Soviet Union, were known as the Allies.

Well in ww2 the axis countries were Germany, Japan, and Italy. But Nazi Germany did invade Italy later on in the war

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The Nazism became popular due to the worldview that "Homosexuals, Specially Challenged People, Gypsies, and the most, Jews, enemies of our (Germany) Motherland and we should throw them out of germany". Hitler (leader of Nazi party) also came up with the well-known saying: HAIL HITLER! HAIL NAZI GERMANY! he spread the saying "Support the Hitler Youth." He drafted 12-16 year old as morale bands or child soldiers. His reign lifted each victory.

In the World War 2 period there was no one power that could be called "the World Superpower" so the US did not defeat it.

At present some call the US "the World Superpower." Whether that is a valid description or not is a matter of opinion, but even if true it is still not possible for the US to defeat itself so the US has never defeated "the World Superpower."

Germany and Italy declared war on the USA on 11 December 1941. The US got involved in World War II when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, so US and UK declared war on Japan.

After that USA made military camps in Britain and helping UK with Operation Overlord (D-day) in 1944, as well as in many other battle theatres.

Save Great Britain first was the translation. Only Britain opposed Germany until the spring of 1941. By spring of '41 Russian and Germany were at it. The policy was to preserve England, not let it lose to Germany; and US men and material went to Europe first to defeat Germany first. This was all the result of Winston Churchill's lobbying effort to FDR...which apparently worked. The People of the United States WANTED to attack Japan first...but good ole Churchill...

The U.S. was part of the Allies during WWII.

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Briefly yes, mostly the areas near the northern, Mediterranean coast. These nations were all colonies of European nations. Morocco was divided between France and Spain, and Algeria and Tunisia were French colonies. After the Germans conquered France they installed a puppet government in France, called the "Vichy Regime". This was the national government of France, and was an ally of Germany.

Italy tried to conquer Libya, and made such a mess of it that Hitler had to step in and help them out. The Germans sent the Afrika Korps to help the Italians fight the British troops, which were based in the British colonies of Egypt and Palestine.

US troops landed in November 1942 in Morocco and Algeria, and for three or four days the Vichy French military forces tried to fight them, before giving up and changing sides.

The British were pushing the Afrika Korps westward from Egypt, and US forces closed in from behind, and the end of the struggle came in Tunisia, with the Germans and Italians completely defeated.

There was a stark contrast between Russia and the other Allied powers. Russia was communist, while the others were democracies. As a result, they often conflicted while working together to stop the Axis powers. At the end of the war, tensions between Russia and its former Allies were at an all time high. This led to the Cold War.

The Second Battle of el Alamein pushed all German forces out of North Africa and opened up the way for the Invasion of Sicily and Italy. It was a major defeat for Rommel's Desert Army.

Winston Chuchill was quoted as saying: "before Alamein we never won a battle, after Alamein we never lost one".

== The Battle was a turning point in the North African campaign. Just prior to this, the British changed their commanders. Gen. Alexander took over the command of the British forces with General Montgomery under his command. Under their command, they formed 2 mobile armored divisions that were trained for desert war. The Allied air forces and navy began cutting off the Axis supply lines.

All these changes lead up to the victory at El Alamein and the battle resulted in a change of attitude for the British 8th Army. The German army began to realize that they could not win without more supplies reaching their ports.

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.

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.

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.

Germany, Italy, and Japan are considered the main 3 countries of the Axis, though Japan is not in Europe. I believe that is the answer you are searching for, as there were greater than 3 Axis countries in Europe.

Each country's leader remained in charge of that country's forces; there was no overall leader. These individual leaders include Adolf Hitler (Germany), Benito Mussolini (Italy) and, for a while, Joseph Stalin (USSR).