Which two countries fought the falklands war?
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****Jeez, don't you hate it when some turkey pastes in a whole wikipedia article instead of linking and paraphrasing***\n\nWould that would be the war between Falkland and Malvinia (1856), two small South American countries that both destroyed each other prior to the intervention of UK and Argentina.  Of course, there was the war in 1982 fought between the UK and Argentina, when the Junta in Argentina needed a popularity boost and decided to invade the crown possession of the Falklands Islands (known as the Malvinas in Argentina, who still posts signs claiming ownership everywhere in this deluded country).  Of course, the Argies got their backside handed to them by elements of 2 Para, 3 Para, Scots Guards, Ghurkas, Royal Marines, 42 Cmmdo, 45 Commdo, et. al.  even with their geographic, defensive and numbers advantage.  The Argies lost threee times as many dead and twice wounded in action (would have been more if the British weren't humane and treated the wounded Argies.)\n\nAnyway, the shameful rout of the Argentines eventually brought down the Government in Argentina and boosted Maggie Thatchers popularity.
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Germany, kind of Poland -germany started the war when it invaded Poland-, Britain, France, Austria, America, Japan, and Russia.
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Random question but: West Germany, Argentina, France.\n\nEdit: You have the internet, why don't you look for yourself?
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In 1823, in his his 7th annual State of the Union Address, President John Monroe stated that the U.S. no longer recognized the right of any European Power to colonize in the Americas.  He further stated that the U.S. would remain neutral in any conflict between European Powers, or between a European Power and it's colonies, unless the latter was in the Americas, in which case the U.S. would consider the war an attack on itself.  We started ignoring that one in WW1 and have never looked back, the Falklands Conflict between Britain and Argentina was a clear violation, we didn't bat an eye.  Given the technology available even as far back as WW2, that kind of isolationism simply isn't an option any more.  Be nice if it was, I agree, but it ain't.
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US President Roosevelt considered the UK to be a bastion against facism, and the US to be 'the aresenl of democracy'. Firstly, the UK was allowed to purchase arms and supplies like a cash and carry and later the "Lend Lease" scheme was introduced allowing the UK to get supplies at no cost at point of collection. Eventually the UK traded some ports and based (like Ascension Island) in return for 50 US Navy Destoyers.\n\nAfter that the US Navy was involved in escorting convoys accross the Atlantic, and then on 10th December 1941, Hitler declared war on the US.
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If you mean "invaded but not conquered" then Russia.\n\nIf you mean "not invaded" then England.\n\n(Just like Hitler)\n\nRussia, Scandinavia, British Isles, most of Portugal, the Balkans, Greece, north Africa, Slavic countries, Asia Minor. Tahiti.\n\nNapoleon did not hold onto much of what he conquered.
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the people on the falklands wanted to remain a part of Britain, they should be free to do so
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Australia, The UK, South Vietnam, Canada.France was there 1st and pussied out.
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Argentina Argentina Argentina
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Either Germany or Argentina
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Afghanistan,against Russian invaders.\nthey fought for a full decade!\nwatch out AMERICA.
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The War of 1812 was fought between the United States and United Kingdom from 1812 to 1815, on land in North America and at sea around the world.
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C'mon... the Swiss were never neutral.  They have always picked a side.  In WWII they picked the Germans.  Just cuz they didn't pick up arms doesn't mean that they didn't pick sides.  Anyway... when was the last time the Swiss sucessfully prosecuted a war?  I think it was about the same time as France or New Guinnea.  In other news... Swiss Miss Instant Hot Chocolate warms the hearts of children around the world.
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USA.. Mexican-American War.\n\nFrance....funny.
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No, Argentina is not a Commonwealth nation. The general rules for a country being a member of the Commonwealth is that they have had a past history of being connected to England and Argentina is a country with a Spanish / Portguese history
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Germany or Argentina.
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1. Russia\n2. China\nand the list goes on and on. Check out this site for the complete list.