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What was significant about d- day and why was it so important?
The significance was large numbers of Allied troops back in Europe. This was important to fight the Germans on the land.
Why did the Russians fight the Germans in world war 2?
The Germans invaded Russia, and were headed for Moscow, Russia and a few other places. The people and leaders of Russia did not want to be ruled by Germany, so they fought back.
Why did they fight in El Alamein during World War 2?
The Germans and Italians pushed the British Army back to the Egyptian border near El Alamein where the British were able to build up their supplies. The Germans were unable to go south into the desert and outflank the British because the Qattara Depression prevented any access.
How much land was gained by the second Battle of Ypres?
The Canadians took 7 miles of land which the germans soon won back there was no real gain in the end Germans won by taking a total of 1000 yards
Who did the Turkey align themselves with in World War 1?
Back then Turkey was known as the Ottoman Empire, and it allied with the Germans.
Did Germans fight back at Hitler?
Some did, there were many attempts on his life by Germans.
Where did the Germans fight in Britain in World War 2?
Off the back of a wagon
Why didn't the aboriginals fight back?
they didnt have to fight. unless of conscription..
Why didnt Lennie fight back at first when curley hit him?
Lennie didn't fight back at first because he was to frightened to defend himself.
Why do you think Germans were angry?
Hitler actually had some type of disease that could have been qured these days but they didnt have the medicene back then
What did it mean to be an American in the 1800's?
What it meant to be an american back than was that you had to fight for your rights and freedom and if you didnt you were not a true american.
What did it mean to an American in the early 1800s?
What it meant to be an american back than was that you had to fight for your rights and freedom and if you didnt you were not a true american.
Why didnt the Jews fight back when the Romans invaded the country in 63 BCE?
Due to their culture, they were told not to fight back. There is something in the Testament where Jesus resided that said "Love your Enimies" therefore, the Jewish are very civil.
Why did the US endure all the bombing from Japan during World War 2 instead of fighting back instantly?
It didnt endure anything and did fight back instantly
What was significant about d- day and why was it so important?
The significance was large numbers of Allied troops back in Europe. This was important to fight the Germans on the land.
Why did the Russians fight the Germans in world war 2?
The Germans invaded Russia, and were headed for Moscow, Russia and a few other places. The people and leaders of Russia did not want to be ruled by Germany, so they fought back.
What was the impact from the London blitz?
The blitz generally didnt have a big impact. The Germans wanted to bomb England and they did, but they wanted us to back down, but we never did. They also wanted us to stop having food coming from other countries. We did still manage to get food and in the end make the Germans back down.
