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No German invaders made onto U.S soil during World War 2. Many probably migrated here during the war but did so in peace and legal means.
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Who won the battle of Mount Sorrel during World War 1?
first the Germans captured the land after the successful plan, later on the Canadian attempted a counter attack but failed. After two attempts, the Canadians got back their land. So the Canadians won the battle of Mount Sorrel in ww1.
What tactics did America take in World War 2?
The war in Europe was a land war. The war in the Pacific was a naval war.
What was an advantage for the Americans during the American Revolution?
They were fighting on their own land for their own cause.
Why was World War I the principle cause of World War 2?
The treaty that ended World War 1 gave 15% of Germany's land to other countries which resulted in 5 million Germans becoming citizens of other countries. Hitler's main ambition in life was to unite all the German people into one country. Hitler was from Austria and his father was a member of the Pan-German movement which wanted to unite Austria and Germany way back in the 1800s. The Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I, forbade the Germans and the Austrians to unite.The ethnic Germans in other countries such as Poland and Czechoslovakia were treated badly and they complained to Hitler about being persecuted and denied their rights. World War 2 started after the Poles killed 58,000 ethnic Germans, starting in April 1939. The Poles took land away from the ethnic Germans and forced them to go to Germany.
How much land was gained by the second Battle of Ypres?
The Canadians took 7 miles of land which the germans soon won back there was no real gain in the end Germans won by taking a total of 1000 yards
