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WW2 Axis Powers
The Axis consisted of Germany, Italy and Japan during this global conflict that began in 1938 and lasted for 7 years in two major theaters of operation.
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1945- in Europe it ended in early May of that year, in the Far East it finished in mid-August following the two American nuclear attacks on Japan.
How many died in the axis in World War I?
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Which 3 major countries made up the axis powers of war 2?
The three nations that comprised the "Axis Powers" of World War II were Italy, Germany and Japan.
The three main Allies in World War II were the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union.
The President of the United States was Franklin Roosevelt.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was Winston Churchill.
The General Secretary of the Soviet Union was Joseph Stalin.
Who were the united States potential enemies in 1796?
Britain, Spain, and France were potential enemies.
Are World War 2 battleships longer than World War 2 carriers?
The simple answer is: Yes.
Note that really there is only one class of battleship designed and build during WW2: the United States' Iowa class. All the rest of the battleships used by world powers were designed and built prior to the war (though several were finished during 1939-1940). However, the majority of aircraft carriers were designed and built during the war.
For the most part, pre-war "fleet" aircraft carriers were built on hulls about the same size as a large cruiser or battlecruiser (indeed, most of them were converted from such a ship sometime during their original construction process). As such, they were slightly smaller than contemporary battleships, both in size and in weight.
Comparing the primary aircraft carrier and battleship classes built during the actual war, you have:
Essex-class carrier:
Length: 820 ft (waterline), 872 ft (overall)
Beam: 93 ft (waterline), 147 ft (overall)
Draft: 34 ft full load
Displacement: 36,000 tons full load
Iowa-class battleship:
Length: 861 ft (waterline), 890 ft (overall)
Beam: 108 ft (both waterline and overall)
Draft: 36 ft full load
Displacement: 58,000 tons full load
The one-off IJN Shinano was built on the not-completed hull of a 3rd Yamato-class superbattleship. It was sunk by the USS Archerfish in Japanese home waters before final construction was completed. It was slightly larger than the Essex class, but displaced over twice as much.
Note, only the US and Japan built any notable number of large aircraft carriers during the war, and the US was the only power to build whole new battleships (though both Britain and Japan finished several under construction when the war began).
What steps did Italy Germany and Japan take in the mid- 1930s to extend their power?
The following countries increased the size of their army by;
- Electing powerful leaders.
- Joining forces with other countries (As the Central Powers).
- Becoming more militarily centered.
(Its funny, this question is written exactly the same way only its in a text book call Americas Pathways to the Present. Next time read the book.)
Several countries currently have money named lira. The currency of Turkey is based in the monetary unit lira, while those of Lebanon and Syria are based in their respective countries' pound, called lira in Arabic, their national language. Jordan's is based in the dinar, commonly called lira in the country.
Countries that previously had money called lira are Britain, Italy, Israel, Vatican City and Cyprus. All eventually replaced the lira with the euro as their unit of currency.
What nations sided with Hitler in World War 2?
Canada
then the soviet union and the ANZACs (Australia and New Zealand) and the united states.
the us and china and USSR plus free forces that evaded Germany's invasions
By the end of the 54 countries had joined the alliesYou should wiki itWhen Germany attacked France in 1940 the fight soon developed into trench warfare?
Trench warfare was WW1 (1914-1918). In WW2, France surrendered to Germany in only 45 days.
The annexation of a country involves?
In the context of World War II (but it is also true elsewhere), annexation involves the complete occupation and political take-over of one country by another, with the annexed country becoming a new portion of the annexing country. Physical force is not always involved; however, the use of such force is often posed as a threat by the aggressor.
With which country did Germany ally itself with in May 1939?
Japan and Italy. They also tried to align itself with Britain and Russia but these treaties failed
A flame war is a series of Flaming Messages sent back and forth between different people on a message board that escalate higher and higher into ever increasing hostility.
Germany just absorbed Austria completely. So, the answer is yes.
There are not that many left in the world and few are airworthy. A restored BF-109 would cost at least 2-4 million.
