Rommel was the general in command of the German Army and the Italian divisions in Libya during 1941-42.
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Libya is a bit out the realm of major world events. Nations that are closer to the Suez Canal (read Southwest Asia aka Middle East) see most of the conflicts (read Israel, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, etc.). Libya borders the Mediterranean Sea, and there may have been some "kidnappings, robberies, etc." (romantically called pirating by the newspaper people...gotta sell those papers!); which drew in US response's with military force. Lebanon, which is closer to Syria and has definitely seen some action, when ever the "middle east" erupts (which used to be routinely during the 1960s/70s) might sometimes be confused with Libya...for people who don't follow world events.
No. For centuries before and during ww2 Japan had always been imperialists.
Yes, during World War 2 Mexico fought against Japan during the Philippines campaign on the Pacific.
German General Rommel was clear on this issue. He believed that the British had given the North African Theater a high priority. This was in contrast to the German High Command. Also, the British benefited by having the Royal Navy to provide as much support as it could for the British Eighth Army. Again, in contrast, Rommel did not believe that the Italian Navy could compete with the British Navy. When ever he asked Berlin for more troops, he was denied this support.
No he wasn't. He never make it to Alexandria and Oman is far beyond form there.
It was occupied by Britain in WW1 and didn't do much, but in WW2 Libya was invaded by the Central Powers who were subsequently defeated by Australian forces. Tripoli was the focal point of the campaign where there was an epic showdown between the Australians and the brutal German commander Rommel. Rommel suffered his first ever defeat at the hands of the Australians after a legendary military career. This kind of destroyed German and Italian morale on the Southern Front.
Has libya ever been in war.
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Hawaii was/is part of the US (since 1898); Afghanistan was hardly ever mentioned in the news during the cold war days, neither was Libya; Vietnam was enough news for the world at that time.
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The Lybian constitution does not have a time limit on presidency. Kaddafi is the only "President" Libya has ever had. Prior to him Libya was rules by a king.
136 in Libya
I've lived in libya since ever and i think it's veryyy safety place to live , work , invest or travel
On December 24, 1951 Libya gained its independence from Italy. They won their Independence after World War 2. They were allies with Italy and fought with them to the very end. Then Italy decided, since they were a major help during the war, to give them their independence. King Idris led the push for independence for Libya. Then Libya discovered a large Oil Reserve and petroleum, so Libya then became a rich country, but it was still a monarchy so the money went to King Idris and the royal families.
the highest ever official temperature is 136F(57.8C) recorded in Al Aziziyah, Libya on 9/13/1922.
It is the only country with a single-colored flag. There weekend is actually considered Friday. Libya has no natural rivers. Libya had one of the lowest standards of living in the world until the oil boom of the 1960s. Women have basically no rights what so ever. They are born for the sole purpose of cleaning, cooking and giving birth. Islam is Libya's official religion. Colonel Ghadafi built mosks to house every person in libya From personal experience it is definetly a place to visit. Beautiful!!! More interesting facts at http://worldinfozone.com/facts.php?country=Libya