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Why did western allies want to rebuild Germany?
For two reasons: they had seen that keeping Germany poor and disorganized (as after the end of WW 1) only led to general resentment, to the rise of parties like the Nazi party and to a resumption of that earlier war. Secondly, the Allies quickly realized that they would need Germany as a first line of defence in case the USSR would try to extend its influence over - or even try to conquer - western European countries.
Western allies response to Berlin blockade?
what was western allies response to the berlin blockade
Why did Josef Stalin encourage the Western Allies to invade Western Europe as soon as possible?
At the time, Nazi Germany was pressing hard against the Soviet Union on the USSR's west. It would not be unreasonable to believe that Stalin wanted the Allies to invade Western Europe as a way of drawing off German troops, etc.
What strategy did the us use to help rebuild western Europe?
the marshall plan
What year did germany invade western europe?
Germany invaded Western Europe in 1939 and 1940.
After Germany surrendered the allies decided to?
Rebuild Germany and not take Russia.
Why is Germany the leading economic power in western Europe?
The too soft hearted allies helped rebuild and feed the bombed out country following the war. That gave them a firm base on which to rebuild.
Did Germany win world two?
Germany did not win World War II. The axis powers, including Germany, were soundly defeated by the Allies. However, the Allies assisted the Germans to rebuild their country following the war.
Why did western allies want to rebuild Germany?
For two reasons: they had seen that keeping Germany poor and disorganized (as after the end of WW 1) only led to general resentment, to the rise of parties like the Nazi party and to a resumption of that earlier war. Secondly, the Allies quickly realized that they would need Germany as a first line of defence in case the USSR would try to extend its influence over - or even try to conquer - western European countries.
What was thee Berlin Wall and why was it built?
After WWII, Germany was defeated by the allies and divided. East Germany was run by the USSR (Russians). Berlin, the capital, was located in East Germany, but was controlled by the USSR and the western allies. The Berlin wall was build to keep the East Germans in Eastern Berlin from entering Western Berlin of Western Germany.
In what year did the western allies allow Germany to occupy part of Czechoslovakia?
1948
What currency did the US and its allies introduced into western portions of Germany in 1948?
deutsche mark
What major threat did Germany pose the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
What major threat did Germany pose to the Allies?
Germany was able to fight a 2-front war in Western and Eastern Europe.
How did the advantage in mobilized forces help the Western Allies defeat Germany in World War 1?
By 1918, Germany and her allies had taken so many casualties the end of World War One could have been predicted. Germany had exhausted its manpower resources. For example, between 1914 and 1918, the Western allies had mobilized 47 million troops. Germany and her allies could only generate 25 million troops. To a large extent, this troop advantage gave the allies an edge.
Why did the red army come to Hitler?
Quite simply the Red Army got to Berlin before the Western Allies. The Western Allies were bogged-down in western Germany and had been held-back by the battle of the bulge and the harsh Ardennes winter in 1944.
How did allies help to keep Germany from becoming too powerful agaiin?
Germany was divided into East and West Germany. West Germany was controlled by the western nations and East Germany was under Russian control.
