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Who was Egypt allied with in World War 1 and World War 2?
Egypt was allied with the British in both wars.
Was Egypt part of World War 2?
Yes
Why was Egypt strategy of importance in world war 2?
because in the Egypt there is a lot of gold
Did people in Egypt help in world war 2?
yes =] NOT
Was Egypt attacked in World War I or World War 2?
Egypt was fought over in World War 1 by the British and the British Commonwealth on one side and the Ottoman Empire on the other. The Ottomans started out controlling Egypt and ended up loosing control to Britain as part of the peace settlement In World War 2 Egypt was fought over by British forces and their allies on one side and the Germans and Italians on the other. The British started out controlling Egypt, and preserved that control during the war. But they withdrew from Egypt during the contraction of British power and control around the world in the decades following World War 2.
Why was Egypt important to Germany in world war 2?
Egypt was important because of its positioning and oil deposits
Where was the battle site in Egypt in World War 2?
El Alamein
Why was Egypt of straregic importance in the world war 2?
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Was Egypt neutral during World War 2?
In concept they were neutral however even though they were free of British rule during World War 2 there was a Royal Army Force in Egypt. Nazi spies were rampant in Egypt. The Brits however did manage to repel the German Nazis from the Suez Canal and Egypt.
Why was Germany in Egypt during World War 2?
They were trying to take over all the countries.
Which country declared neutrality in world war 2 and attempted to westernize afterwards?
Turkey and Egypt
Was Egypt in World War 1 or World War 2?
Alexandria, Egypt was in World War 2. ___ During WW1, Egypt was the site of a large British military base. A number of battles took place on Egyptian land between British led forces and the Turkish forces. During WW2 Egypt was still a British possession. Egypt was the site of some ferocious fighting, with the German advance finally halted at El Alamein, just 150 miles short of Cairo.
