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What was the date when Germany attacked Denmark?
April 9, 1940 4:15am: Denmark is invaded to acquire air bases that can support German naval landings of troops in Norway. The German achieve the element of surprise.
What date did Germany bomb Poland?
On September 1939 Poland was invaded by Germany using planes, people and other various equipment. Britain then threatened Germany and announced that if Germany did not withdraw there troops from Poland, Britain would be at war with Germany. Adolf Hitler, Germany's leader refused and coincidentally Britain set war on Germany.
What is the date that Easter is celebrated in Norway?
Easter
When is Norway's Christmas?
Norway celebrates Christmas on the traditional date of Western Rite Christianity: December 25.
What countries have Nazis?
Nazis were a part of Nazi Germany, or the Third Reich. This was the name given to Germany when Adolf Hitler was its leader.
Can Nick Jonas date a girl from Norway?
hope sow
Year Norway was founded?
Norway was reputedly founded in 872 in the Battle of Harfsfjord, but 890 is probably more correct date for this event.
What was the date Norway came into existence?
a long long time ago
Date when Hitler invaded Estonia?
The army of Nazi Germany crossed the southern border of Estonia on 7 July 1941. Estonian capital, Tallinn, was conquered by German troops on 28 August 1941.
What is the release date for the Twilight movie in Norway?
I'm sorry I don't know the release date for it in Norway but in America it releases on December 12, 2008. I'm sorry that probably isn't any help. Sorry!
What is the date when Hitler invaded Norway and denmark?
Adolf Hitler's decision to invade Denmark and Norway, whom claimed neutrality before the invasion, was based on various reasons. The main reason for the invasion of Norway, Hitler was advised that if the German's had the possession of the main ports of Norway, the outcome of WWI might have been different. Invasion of Denmark came next since it neighbored the Norway ports and Norway Leads. Hitler, in fact, had no intention of invading Norway until he gave an audience to Vidkun Quisling, the leader of Nasjonal Samling (National Union) , a small Norwegian party who supported Hitler. This meeting changed his mind for on December 14, 1939, he invades Norway. Hitler assured the Norwegians that the neutrality of the "Nordic States" was to be assumed for the future and that a continuation of German trade with those countries appeared possible even in a war of long duration. In a treaty between Germany and the Soviet Union, Germany would not interfere the Soviet invasion of Finland. After the start of WWII, Hitler saw an opportunity to seize Norway and Denmark as an answer to the threat of the invasion of Finland. For Germany the advantages were substantial. Of the approximately six million tons of Swedish magnetite iron ore which Germany imported annually, about half passed through the Norwegian ice-free port of Narvik and the Norway Leads. The ore was important for German production of munitions. Control of Norway would free the way to the North Atlantic, access to the Baltic Sea and German coast from the south and the Arctic Ocean and the approaches to the Soviet Union from the far north. The Generals saw Norway as integral for the invasion of Great Britain. Looking back on the occupation of Norway and Denmark had no real significant advantage for Germany.
On what date did Germany capture Moscow?
Germany did not capture Moscow
