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What did Germany and France do to cause World War 2?
France didn't do anything, rather it failed to take steps to prevent the war. Germany spent the decade of the 1930's building up its military in violation of the Versaille Treaty, announcing for all to hear that it was willing and able to use force to take whatever it wanted from its neighbors, and that it wanted everything, and finally threatening force to swallow Austria and Czechoslovakia. through all this France, and Britain, took no action whatsoever and signed whatever Hitler wanted them to to legitimise Germany's aggressions. only when Germany openly attacked Poland did France and Britain finally realize they would have to fight in order to stop Nazi aggression. The Germans caused the war by attacking their neighbors. France and Britain did nothing to anyone, but they failed to act against Germany soon enough to prevent a wider war.Michael Montagne
What is the cause and effect to a Montage Film?
In any storytelling medium, cause and effect produce drama. You can use montage as a way to illustrate drama, by showing the cause and the effect of the conflict at hand.
Which nation greatly regretted its loss of Alsace-Lorraine to Germany in 1870?
France lost Alsace and Lorraine just before ww1 and this could have been one cause of ww1! xx lots of love xx .......!!
Which of these developments in Africa was a cause?
All developments have a cause. They also have an effect.
When was France invaded by Germany?
On 14 June 1940, five weeks after the start of the Battle of France, Paris fell to German occupation forces, who remained there until the city was liberated in August 1944 after a resistance uprising, two and a half months after the Normandy invasion. (Wikipedia)For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.
What did Germany do to cause great Britain and France to declare war on them?
When Germany invaded Poland, France and England declared war on Germany, this started WWll
What country did Germany invade to cause war?
France. Germany and France share a border.
Did Germany marching into Luxembourg cause Great Britain to enter the war?
germany invaded belgium in order to march into france
If true what would suggest that the military alliance was only correlated to but not the cause of France entering the war with Germany?
Frace declared was on Germany immediately after Germany declared was on Russia.
What if true would suggest that the military alliance was only correlated to but not the cause of France entering the war with Germany?
Frace declared was on Germany immediately after Germany declared was on Russia.
What are the causes and effects of the Treaty of Paris?
the effect was that France gave up Canada. the Cause was that they all signed it
Why was Britain and France the cause of war in Europe?
Britain & France fought against Germany in WW1 & WW2. I think it might be difficult to find a way of establishing that Britain & France caused War in Europe.
How did the franco-prussian war cause hostility between France and Germany?
Relations between the two countries sorely declined. France and Germany would not get on good terms until the post-World War II period in European History.
Why did Hitler's pact with Stalin cause Britain and France to declare war on Germany in World War 2?
It didn't. Germany started invading other countries which made France and the UK declare war on Germany.
When France surrendered to the German army in 1940 did it cause Americans to be fearful of Germany's power?
it made the Americans aware of what was ahead & prepare
Who did Germany pay 33 billion dollars to in reparations?
The treaty of Versailles required Germany to pay 33 billion dollars (£6.6 million) in reparations for the cause of WW1.
What country was the cause of Germany entering triple alliance?
Germany didn't 'enter' the Triple Alliance: it created it in 1879-82. The main reasons were fear of Russia and, to a much lesser extent, France.
