who were the 4 allied forces for germany in world war 2?
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When you say "allied forces" you generally are referring to the allies (America, France, England, Russia, Australia, Canada, etc.)  The Axis was the German, Italian, and Japanese forces.
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Chamberlain, Arthur Neville   \nChiang Kai-shek  \nChurchill, Winston\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Society/History/By_Time_Period/Twentieth_Century/Wars_and_Conflicts/World_War_II/People/Personalities/
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U.S. entered WW2 after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Almost immediately after the attack, the congress almost unanimously declared war on Japan. (only one person was against the war).  \n\nWhen U.S. declared war on Japan, Germany declared war on U.S. So, U.S. unanimously declared war on Germany. \n\nA) Italy and Japan were allied with Germany\n\nRussia was also allied with Germany but Hitler broke the Hitler-Stalin Pact and attacked Russia. Russia joined the Allied forces afterwards.\n\nPoland was never allied with Germany.\n\nAustria and Hungary were allied with Germany in WW1.
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I don't know if this is exactly what you were looking for but it could help. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Army_divisions_during_World_War_II
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Battle of the Bulge in Europe.\nBattle of Midway in the Pacific.
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http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=World+War+II&gwp=13
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- Germany invaded poland\n- Japan Bombed Pearl Harbor\n- Battle Of Midway\n- Battle of Britain\n- United states dropped two atomic bombs on japan (Hiroshima and Nagasaki)\n\nfor some...\n\nIf you are looking in only 1944\n - Southern France invaded\n - Battle of Philppine sea\n - B-29 raids in japan\n - Battle of Leyte
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The Axis powers were Germany, Italy, Japan and some other less influential allies.\n\nThe Allied powers were Britain, France, USA, China.\n\nJapan successfully bombed Pearl Harbor, so that is an Axis victory.\n\nJapan successfully invaded Guadalcanal and drove the Americans, Philippines, Australians off the island, so that was an Axis victory.\n\nJames Doolittle successfully bombed Japan, but it was a symbolic bombing: there wasn't any military victory achieved, which you could call an Allied victory.\n\nThe Allies successfully invaded Normandy, thus starting the drive to free Europe from the German Army, which was an Allied victory.\n\nBritish General Bernard Montgomery was successful in defeating the Germans in North Africa, so that was an Allied victory.
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Russia entered WW2 after Hitler invaded Russia.  Russia had signed a nonaggression pact with Germany and later Germany broke that pact with Russia by invading.
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United States, Britain, and Germany
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8th air force has records of most of the crews in wwII. There is a web site. Look it upon google or yahoo.
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That was the code name! \n\nIt was code for the Allied invasion of Europe by way of Normandy, France.
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Initially, the German army was one of the best, if not the best army in WW II.  Hitler was very helpful in decimating that army with his plunge into Russian in June 1941.  After that, the Red Army, the Russian Winter and Hitler's blunders destroyed the Army.  Troops in Russia with no winter clothes and Hitler's refusal to let Paulus and the German 6th Army break out of Stalingrad are a couple of examples of wasting fine troops.\n\nWhen the Allies landed at Normandy, the German army they faced was still a force to be reckoned with.  But a combination of Allied pressure and dwindling natural resources brought about by the day and night bombing of Germany, soon reduced the effectiveness of German army.  The Bulge further depleted the Wehrmacht.\n\nNear the end, the German army was using kids and old men.  The veterans and especially the NCOs had long been killed.
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The last major offensive by the German army in World War II. In late 1944, the invasion of Belgium by the Allies was temporarily stopped by a German counterattack in which the Germans broke through the Allied defenses, seizing territory that caused a large “bulge” in their lines. The Allies, led by General George Patton, drove the German forces back with heavy casualties on both sides.
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there were 5 million military, 3 million civilian, a total of 8 million to the allies side. and 4 million military, 3 million civilian, a total of 7 million dead to the central powers of europe.
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Great Britain\nUnited States\nRussia\nFrance\nItaly--joined later (was part of axis before)
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35th Infantery-Division was redesignated 35th Volksgrenadier-Division Aug 1944.\nnicknamed the fish division.\n\n\nSet up on 1 October 1936 in Karlsruhe