Sweden remained neutral, it did not participate in the war and was not attacked. Sometimes allied bombers which could not make it back to England would land in Sweden which, as a neutral power, was required under international law to imprison their crews until the end of the war. There is some controversy about Sweden's sales of iron and various goods to Germany - and also to Britain. Sweden allowed the Germans to use their railways which aided in the invasion and occupation of her sister country, Norway, which had also attempted to be neutral. I traveled extensively in Norway during the early 70s, and the WW2 generation never forgot that about Sweden. Put yourself in Hitler's or for that matter any in the German high command's shoes. What does Sweden offer in terms of strategic or tactical warfare? Nothing. In order to fight the British, the only useful country is Norway, which the Germans took. As far as the Soviet front was concerned , Hitler found an already willing ally with Finland. So why disrupt matters by sending German troops into a country which is militarily useless but economicaly important because of their iron production? The best way to handle the measure is by doing business with Sweden, not attacking them.

The french North-West Africa:Mali, Burkina Faso, Ivory Cost,Senegal,etc... was helping France fight against Germany, and the british south Africa was helping great Britain who was helping the United States

The average household size in Canada are 3.0 people. Hope this helped!!

their music has no pitch and it is a kind of depressing sound, their instruments are made of steel which gives it that sound. Their musical instruments started with the gong, the king used a gong to get all of the workers attention.

It's a preference; some people may prefer live, others may prefer recorded. Also, some bands come over much better live than recorded or vice versa.

It depends on tastes ...in Tunisia, people listen to different kind of music ...Arabic music Tunisian Algerian Egyptian Lebanese ....American and French specially for teenagers such as rock, rap, blues ,jazz, pop, house....

Depends: Folk (Muzica traditionala) for older generation and for those with roots in countryside. Modern music (Pop, Rock, Hip-Hop, etc.):For younger generations. Classic+"Romance Language" music: For "inCity" living older generation. Gypsy

music+"hill-billy style"- All generation but is hated by a lot of romanians. (The Gypsy music and "artists" have many haters in Romania for making us look less educated to foreign people.) If u have some romanian friends coming over don't put manele(gypsy music) unless u heard them listening to it (style=greec+turkish+arabin). Try : Soul, Jazz, Blues .... elevator/shopping mall music. :-).

The ultimate decision to use the bomb or not lay with the President of the United States. The bomb was originally built to use on Germany. Once it was defeated they had to consider whether or not to use it on Japan to motivate them Japanese leaders to surrender and capitulate to the Potsdam Declaration. Based on all the information provided to President Truman he chose to drop the bombs in the hopes of ending the war and avoid having millions of Japanese and Allied Forces killed in an mainland invasion.

He had to weigh the advantage of murdering hundreds of thousand Japanese over the loss of millions people from Japan, the USA, Australia and other countries. He opted for the lesser of two evils. At the time the bombs were dropped they had no guarantee the bombs would even work or motivate the Japanese to surrender. The Allied Forces did not learn until years later that the Japanese were building the atomic bomb and had planned to use it on the United States. So It is likely the decision to drop the bombs prevented the Japanese from using them on the USA.

Conventional warfare, although Iraq did use chemical warfare against the Iranians during the war (1980-1988). The individual responsible for it, may have just recently been hanged.

Five dollars a week so twenty dollars a month

you can't be drafted anymore.

A2: It used to be at 18, and only during wartime. They tried to draft before the US was in WWII, and there were protests everywhere. Elvis could have fought the draft, as there was no war (he didn't, though)

Very few. The US OSS, UK MI-6 and SOE , USSR NKVD and GRU, French Deuxieme Bureau, German Abwehr and SD, Italian SIM, Japanese Kempei Tai, Chinese BIS had about 50 female agents out of thousands of agents around the world.

In WWII the us and other countries converted virtually ALL industry to the war. that's part of the reason why WWI and II are called world wars. after WWII the US has fought what are called Limited Wars- wars which domestic businesses are not greatly effected as in the World Wars. Most limited wars have no major draft(except Vietnam)that effected domestic life as well. women do not have to take place of men overseas and so on.

i believe i answered this question more on a logistics base than a squad based battle field tactics which i believe you were looking for.

Bill Kasper age 15

Yes men and women worked in factories

Not really, women were nurses not pilots during ww2

In WW II we had two opposed alliances: the Allied Powers consisting of England, France, Russia, the United States, Canada, and Australia, and the Axis Powers of Germany, Austria, Italy, and Japan. The conflict was mainly motivated by Germany's dissatisfaction with the outcome of the previous great war, WW I, and the desire of the Axis powers to increase their wealth and power by conquering other nations (who naturally did not wish to be conquered).

the Normans invaded the British in 1006

I believe that this case is against the constitution and is racist and should not be allowed. For one reason say we were to go to war with England i bet that they wouldn't throw every white person in a camp.

Evacuees learned a variety of subjects at school, including reading, writing, math, science, history, and physical education. The curriculum aimed to provide them with a well-rounded education despite the disruptions and challenges of being away from their homes during a time of crisis. Along with academic subjects, they also learned important life skills and values to help them navigate through the difficult circumstances they were facing.

World war2 brought jobs. Factories had to make the airplanes, tanks, and ships. Young men signed up to fight. Since many women went to work the government opened day cares and that required teachers. The banks and businesses were able to make profits from selling items to Allied countries and still bought/sold gas and oil from/to Germany.

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The great depression did not have a significant impact on the start of WWII. The Asian theater was all about Japanese imperial ambitions, and their designs to become a world super-power. The European theater was all about Germany feeling harshly treated by the conditions of the peace negotiations of WWI and Germany's desire to be the dominant nation in Europe.

It is true that depression generally leads to the popularity of extremist parties, but it is very low on the list of factors of any of the belligerent nations of WWII.

== == The foods and clothes were very scarce during the Blitz and had to be put on rationing to share them out equally between families. Actually clothes rationing started in June of 1941 and it was done in order to free up factory space and about 450, 000 workers to make ammunition.

it is called Sino-Japanese