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England received re numeration from Germany after WW1 and did not extend help to them after the war because all the countries involved blamed Germany for starting the war. They restricted Germany so severely that the German economy was in a state of disaster and it affected the German people in dozens of ways. Unemployment and starvation were commonplace then. It contributed to the rise of Adolph Hitler.
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What are some German words that were changed during World War 1?
In England, "German Shepherd" was changed to "Alsatian". People anglicized German surnames to sound less German and more English (Battenburg, to Mountbatten, for example). The royal family adopted the name Windsor rather than continue using the German family name. Is this the kind of thing you had in mind?
How many people thought for England during world war 2?
the answer is around 115,450
What was the French Resistance?
Very brave French people during World War II who sabotaged the German war effort.
How did England join World War 1?
England joined World War I on August 4, 1914, after Germany invaded Belgium. Britain had a longstanding treaty obligation to defend Belgian neutrality, which was violated by the German invasion. As a result, the British government declared war on Germany to honor its commitments and protect Belgium. This marked the beginning of Britain's involvement in the conflict.
Was England occupied by the Germans in world war 2?
No, England was not occupied by the Germans during World War II. While Germany launched extensive bombing campaigns, such as the Blitz, and threatened invasion, the British military and civilian resistance prevented an actual occupation. The Royal Navy's superiority and the successful defense of the Battle of Britain in 1940 were crucial in thwarting German plans. Ultimately, England remained free and played a key role in the Allied victory.
What did they need from England to help you meet the challenges of surviving and then thriving in the New World?
Food so they didnt starve and shelter.
What did England do to stop the German planes on World War 2?
shoot them!
Is agriculture important in today's world?
Yes; without it, 7 billion people would starve.
How many German bombs did not explode in England during World War 2?
500
If there is enough food to fed the world why do people starve?
beacuase they usally don't have any money to buy food.
How has the world responded to Haiti?
They have sent money and goods to them so they won't starve and they have rescued a lot of people through the rubble
What are some German words that were changed during World War 1?
In England, "German Shepherd" was changed to "Alsatian". People anglicized German surnames to sound less German and more English (Battenburg, to Mountbatten, for example). The royal family adopted the name Windsor rather than continue using the German family name. Is this the kind of thing you had in mind?
Who was the German leader who promised his people a return to world power status and to unite the German speaking people?
Adolf Hitler
What was the name of the German leader who flew to England during the middle of World War 2?
Rudolf Hess
How many German prisoners of war escaped from England prison camps in world war 2?
6
What would have happened if England lost World War 2?
German would have been our national language
What were the V-1 and V-2?
German rockets directed at Southern England during World War 2.
