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The major members were Germany, Italy and Japan. The military-contributing minor members were Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. Cobelligerents were Thailand, Finland, Iraq and San Marino. There were also a number of Axis client states such as Manchuria, Slovakia and Croatia. Several nations were also not members of the Axis powers but were cooperating in a way that made their neutrality questionable (Vichy France, Spain, Sweden etc)
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What was the axis powers?
During WWII, the Axis Powers were three countries - Germany, Japan, and Italy. They were on one side during the war. The other side was the Allies - America, England, France, Russia, and China.
Who were axis nations?
If you are referring to the Axis Powers during World War II, the three major countries included Germany, Japan, and Italy. However, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and many other countries participated, too. The Axis Powers was a Military Alliance opposed to the Allies.
Which countries were on the Axis Powers duing World War 2?
The countries that were included in the Axis Powers, during the time that World War II was taking place, were Germany, Italy, and Japan.
When did England win World War 2?
It didn't. The UK was just one of the many countries that formed an alliance to defeat the Axis forces in 1945.
Official name of the Alliance between Germany and its allies?
World War I - the Triple Alliance. World War II - the Axis.
