Germany invaded the following countries during World War II:* Poland (September 1, 1939)* Denmark (April 9, 1940)* Norway (April 9, 1940)* Belgium (May 10, 1940)* Netherlands (May 10, 1940)* Luxembourg (May 10, 1940)* France (May 10, 1940)* United Kingdom (July 16, 1940- air raids only)* Yugoslavia
The balance of power in Europe shifted dramatically in the years leading up to World War I due to several key factors:1. Rise of German Power: Germanys rapid industrialization and military buildup under Otto von Bismarck challenged the existing European order dominated by Britain and France. Germany
Germany faced numerous problems after World War 2, both in the immediate aftermath of the war and in the long term. Here are some of the key challenges the country had to overcome:1. Physical Destruction: Germany experienced significant physical destruction during the war. Many cities, including Ber
1. African leaders selling criminals and prisoners of war- Some African rulers or chiefs who often had conflicts with neighbouring chiefdoms preferred obtaining European guns, ammunition, and other goods over slaves.- They would capture enemy combatants, criminals condemned to death or life imprison
English, French, and Dutch explorers had different routes and strategies to reach Asia during the Age of Exploration:1. English Explorers:- Northwest Passage: The English primarily focused on finding a northern route to Asia, known as the Northwest Passage. This route would allow them to sail throug
Disillusionment and discouragement best characterize the mood of much of the world at the end of World War I. The war had resulted in unprecedented destruction and loss of life, and many people felt a deep sense of disillusionment with the old order and traditional values. The war had also left many
Potsdam Conference (July 17–August 2, 1945), also known as the Berlin (Peace) Conference or Three-Power Conference of Berlin, was a summit meeting of the heads of government of the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States, held in Potsdam, Germany, near Berlin.Participants included Jos
The main points of disagreement between the United States and Europe at the Paris Peace Conference were:1. The creation of a League of Nations. The United States was strongly in favor of creating a League of Nations to promote peace and prevent future wars. However, many European countries were skep
Economic:- Depopulation: The war resulted in the deaths of an estimated 8 million people, reducing the population of Germany by about one-third.- Economic devastation: The war caused widespread destruction of crops, livestock, and infrastructure, leading to famine, disease, and economic collapse in
Leather dates back at least 7,000 years with early evidence originating from Neolithic settlements of Mehrgarh in the Indus Valley civilization, the ancient Greek island of Crete, dating back to before 2700 BCE, as well as Neolithic Swiss lake dwellings; early leather products include water bags, sh
1. Disruption of Trade and Markets:- World War I severely disrupted international trade and markets, causing a decline in economic activities across Europe.- The war led to the collapse of the international financial system, making it difficult for businesses to obtain credit and finance their opera
After World War II, France regained control of several territories that had been under German occupation:1. Alsace-Lorraine: Alsace-Lorraine had been annexed by Germany after the Franco-Prussian War of 1871. Following World War I, it was briefly returned to France but was reoccupied by Germany durin
Factors and consequences:1. High Casualties: Russias losses in the war were staggering. The country suffered more than 2 million deaths, and millions were wounded, maimed, or taken as prisoners of war. This severe human toll had profound societal and economic consequences, including a significant lo
The Russian Revolution did not lead to World War I. World War I began in July 1914, while the Russian Revolution took place in February and October 1917.
Your question appears to contain a misunderstanding. German is not a country or a geographical location where you can count the population. German refers to a language and cultural heritage shared by people in different countries, particularly Germany.
No, Germany did not have a bigger army than Great Britain in World War 1. At the start of the war, Germany had an army of around 879,000 active personnel, compared to Great Britains army of around 975,000 active personnel.
Effects of Agreements made by Allies at Potsdam Conference in 1945:1. Division of Germany:- Germany was divided into four occupation zones, controlled by the United States, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. Berlin, the capital city, was also divided into four sectors.- The division of Germany s
There was one revolution that led to the end of the Romanov dynasty: the February Revolution of 1917.
Yes, Charlemagnes father was Pepin the Short. Pepin was the first Carolingian king of the Franks and ruled from 751 to 768. He was succeeded by his son Charlemagne, who became one of the most powerful and influential rulers in European history.
The middle territory of Charlemagnes empire was called Lotharingia, named after Charlemagnes grandson Lothair I. It later become part of France and Germany.
Overshadowed by the deeds of his son Aníbal , unparalleled military genius who will have plenty of space in this section, the founder of the Bárcidas dynasty (Barqí¤ means the thunderbolt in Canaanite) deserves to be treated with dignity. It emerged as a great rival of the Roman Republic and was the
After the assassination of Emperor Commodus, Publius Helvius Pertinax, who was escorted by the Roman Guards, was also assassinated by the Guards, and in an unprecedented outrage that the next emperor was auctioned. As a result, Didius Julianus was elected emperor, but the governors of each provi
The conquest of Wales was an old dream of the English kings, but the orographic difficulties and the guerrilla warfare strategy followed by the Welsh, who systematically avoided open field battles, made the conquest difficult. One of these invasions was carried out by Henry III in 1257 and it was a
The Many and the Few. Crowd and Virtue, was the title of the event that took place last night in the great hall of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, on the occasion of the anniversary year Thermopylas - Salamis 2020. The event was the symbolic closing of the 20th high-level meeting