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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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When the hiroshima bomb exploded how many people died and how many were injured?
According to the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the population in Japan in October 1940 was estimated to be 73,114,308; in November 1945 the population was estimated at 71,998,104. Japan was visibly a thriving country that was hit very hard by the bombing.
What day did Germany invade Austria?
The German military invaded Austria on March 12, 1938. The annexation of Austria was officially completed on April 10 of the same year.
What was the persecution of enemy aliens in Canada during World War 1?
the Persecution of them was that they were placed in internment camps and not allowed to work to support their families and if they tried to escape most were either killed or brought back.
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What is the soft underbelly of the axis?
The soft underbelly of the Axis was Churchill's concept of Italy and it was chosen as the country the Allies would go after first (on the European Continent)
Did the axis powers capture Stalingrad after 6 months of fighting?
it was never captures
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Where were the Axis Japanese World War 2 war criminals tried for war crimes which city and nation?
Tokyo
Why did Hitler lose the battle of D-Day?
The effects of a highly motivated, overwhelming, better trained, and equipped multi-national force was impossible to slow, much less stop. IN FACT, the forward progress of various factions actually increased as the battle progressed. Hitler's atrocities could not continue, no matter what. It was "Do, or die trying" in the minds of many. For that, we should all be grateful.
What successes did the axis have in Europe?
They conquered Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and a portion of the Soviet Union before the Allies began to have any success.
What made Germany a powerful country?
Germany was always a powerful country because they have a large proportion of the world's intellectuals. They are methodical workers who do not know the saying "CLOSE ENOUGH". They are disiplinedand proud of their heritage.Unfortunitly they were lead by a Maniac for a few years which lead tosanctions by the rest of the world.
Who are all of the US axis now?
just about every one! Al qaeda... germany... and a whole bunch of others as well.
What is pro-seal 870 also known as?
Pro-Seal 870 is a Corrosion Inhibitive Sealant built to meet MIL-PRF-81733D Classification. It is a is a two-part, manganese dioxide cured polysulfide compound. It's also known as BMS 5-95
Nothing is ever fair in love and war.
Of course not. The Japanese 'sneak' attack on Pearl Harbor was anything but fair. But war is never 'fair.'
You cannot own a wild animal in the US without a special premit and liscences.
What is the role of the government in the market structure?
the role of the government in the market structure is to control inflection
When did American infantry enter Germany in World War 2?
11 September 1944 That answer surprises many people. Quoting from wikipedia's write-up for US 5th Armored Division: -The Division then turned east, advancing 100 miles in 8 hours, and crossed the Meuse at Charleville-Mézières, 4 September. Racing past Sedan, it liberated Luxembourg City on the 10th and deployed along the German border. The reconnaissance squadron of the Division sent a patrol across the German border on the afternoon of 11 September to be the first of the Allies to cross the enemy frontier.- They returned back across the river. The next time the Allies crossed into Germany was at the Remagen Bridge, I believe. Custermen
Which countries and figureheads made up the allies and axis powers of world war 2?
Germany , Italy , Japan , United Kingdom , United States , and Soviet Union
What is the advantages of axis vs allies in world war 2?
If you mean what strategic advantages did Germany, Japan, and Italy have in World War II, I will offer some ideas.
The Axis were more prepared for war at the start. For years all three countries had been building up their militaries and using propaganda to prepare the general population. England and France were reluctant to engage in another major war and did not priorities military capabilities. The United States had a very small standing army and an isolationist policy. By contrast Germany and Japan had been developing technology and producing modern weapons and training soldiers for years.
All three Axis powers had a unified leadership with limited accountability to their people. This let them take bold action while the US, France, and Britain were restrained by popular will.
Axis leaders were ahead of the curve in developing new strategies. For example the German Blitzkrieg combined air, armor, and infantry in new ways. Japan had a large force of aircraft carriers and used land based planes effectively against ships.
All of these advantages proved to be only temporary. By 1944 I don't think the Axis had any major strategic advantages.
What was Ribbentrop-Molotov pact of 1939 about?
It was a non aggresion pact between nazi Germany and russia. following this pact a very large degree of trade engaged between the two nations. a secret condition of this pact was that in the case of war ceratain areas could only be occupied by Germany, others by russia.
