Yes, they occupied it from 9. April 1940 to 8. mai 1945. There were some fights as they forced themselves north in the country after the 9. April, but they occupied us pretty fast.
Rhineland was soverign territory of Germany since German unification. But Rhineland was a demilitaized zone after WW1, but Hitler was quick to move troops in the area again.
Germany invaded Norway and Germany on April 9th 1940 and stayed there until they're surrender on May 5th in Denmark and May 8th in Norway, 1945.
the allies wanted to take over Germany because Germany killed alot of theire during ww2. They also wanted to because Germany lot of money to them.
No. Scandinavian. He was Kinbg of Norway, with ambitions to take over Denmark and England.
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So that he could take over Norway
Yes. Norway was occupied by Germany in World War II.
For the first time in history, a country was attacked from sea, ground and air at the same time. Sweden was neutral and that gave nazi-Germany free pass straight into Norway. Norway was completely paralysed and just had to give in.. the government and the royal family escaped to the UK.
On 9 April 1940 Germany invaded Denmark and Norway. The code name for this attack was Operation Weserubung. The invasion of Denmark only lasted 6 hours and was Germany's shortest military campaign during the war. Norway capitulated on 10 June 1940.
Berlin was and is the capital of Germany. Germany never tried to take over Berlin.
1940, the German invasion of Norway commenced on the 9th April 1940.
By land, Norway and Finland.By bridge & tunnel over sea, Denmark.By sea, Germany, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Russia.Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Germany invaded Norway and Germany on April 9th 1940 and stayed there until they're surrender on May 5th in Denmark and May 8th in Norway, 1945.
No. Most of Norway shares a border to the east with Sweden.
It borders on Germany in the south, the North Sea in the west, the Skagerrak in the north, and the Kattegat and the Oresund in the east.