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"Lighting War" in German is blitzkrieg
The Blitz and the lightning war are two different things.The Blitz is the continuous German bombings England suffered in 1940.The lightning war - (Blitzkreig) is the strategy used by Germans during WW2 to breakthough rapidly the ennemi's defense, based on armored tanks (Panzer).
"Blitzkrieg," which translates to "lightning war."
Biltzkreig means lightning war. It utilized surprise and speed in the second world war two to win the war. Biltzkreig strategy was supported by foot soldiers and planes.
Blitz means 'lightning,' or 'flash.' For example, the Nazi German war strategy, called the Blitzkrieg, literally translated to 'Lightning War.' It was referred to as such because of the quick succession of tanks, infantry, and air support.
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The Blitz and the lightning war are two different things.The Blitz is the continuous German bombings England suffered in 1940.The lightning war - (Blitzkreig) is the strategy used by Germans during WW2 to breakthough rapidly the ennemi's defense, based on armored tanks (Panzer).
blitzcreeg (lightning war)
"Blitzkrieg," which translates to "lightning war."
Germans used the strategy known as blitzkrieg (As I recall it's german for lightning war), which was highly effective. Blitzkrieg is a highly mobile form of infantry and armour working together in combined arms teams and was heavily supported with close air support.
Blitzkrieg (blitz) which means lightning attack.
lightning
Lightning war in German is "Blitzkrieg." It was a German strategy developed in WWII and involved the Germans striking hard from the sky with air force, and then moving in amongst the confusion and destruction on land, using tanks and soldiers.
Blitz-Krieg or "lightning war".
it called blitzkreig it mean lightning war
The Nazis used a strategy called 'Blitzkrieg' (lightning war) to invade Poland and many other small countries. This was an intense bombing campaign followed by a massive armoured assault.
the most likely answer is blitzerkreig, or lightning war
It was called Blitzkrieg- Blitz means "lightning" and Krieg means "war". Interestingly, the Germans didn't actually use the term. It was an invention of Western (mainly British) journalists to describe the new tactics being employed by the Germans in the early campaigns of World War II.