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What country did Germany took?
what country did Germany took
Was Germany an imperialist country?
Yes, Germany was an imperialist country.
What country did Hitler governed to?
GERMANY
What was true about Germany under kasier willhelm ll?
It moved military forces through a neutral country.
Which country attacked Poland at the beginning of world war 2?
Both Germany and the USSR invaded Poland in September of 1939, dividing it between themselves after Polish resistance collapsed in a little under a month.
What was first country that Germany invaded under hitlers reign?
Czecoslovakia
What country continually disregared the treaty of veresailles?
Germany under Hitler did.
What country was forced to sole responsibility for the war under the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany
Which country lies closest to Germany's capital?
The foreign country closest to Berlin is Poland, which is under 50 miles away.
Under the Treaty of Versailles which country was charged with the sole responsibility for World War 1?
Germany was held reasonable as well as its' partners.
What was true about Germany under Kaiser Wilhelm?
it moved military forces through a neutral country
By what names are the countries of east and West Germany known today?
East Germany is now known as Germany, and West Germany is known simply as Germany. After the fall of the Berlin Wall and the reunification of Germany in 1990, the country became unified under one government.
What country did Germany took?
what country did Germany took
What country started out as an ally of Germany but then joined the allied powers?
Italy was the country that, under Benito Mussolini, was an ally of Germany, until the Italian people deposed the dictator, and Italy became an ally of the allied powers.
What continent and country is Munich in?
The continent is Europe. The country is Germany. The region of Germany is Bavaria.
Is Germany a Middle-Eastern country?
No, Germany is a European country.
Was Germany an imperialist country?
Yes, Germany was an imperialist country.
