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which was the first in a series of battles that would lead to the defeat of the german army?
battle of the argonne forest-apex
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Why were the Battles of El Alamein and Stalingrad turning points for the Allies?
Because they were places where Germany's armies in North Africa and Russia respectively suffered their first major defeat.
How did Germany attack on great Britain differ from its earlier European invasion?
Its blitzkrieg tactic failed to defeat Great Britain, as it had done in other part of Europe.
What battles halted the German advance on the Western Front?
The German advance on the Western Front was significantly halted by the First Battle of the Marne in September 1914, where Allied forces successfully countered the German offensive, leading to a stalemate and trench warfare. Additionally, the Battle of Verdun in 1916 and the Battle of the Somme later that year further exhausted German resources and morale, preventing any significant breakthroughs. The combined efforts of these battles ultimately shifted the momentum towards the Allies and established a prolonged deadlock on the Western Front.
Germany's forces were turned back for the first time in World War 2 at?
Germany's forces were turned back for the first time in World War II at the Battle of Moscow in late 1941. The Soviet Union's strong defense, combined with the harsh winter conditions, thwarted the German advance and marked a significant turning point in the war. This defeat not only boosted Soviet morale but also signaled the beginning of a series of Soviet offensives that would eventually push back German forces.
Where did the first nations fight in World War 2?
The first battles in WW2 are as follows. Germany's first fight was the invasion of Poland. Russias first fight was when Germans invaded. Frances first fight was the German invasion. The US of A's first "fight" if you'd call it that is Pearl Harbor. Japan's first was the invasion of China.
The Battle of Britain was the first major what was it?
Defeat of the German/Nazi forces in WW2.
What is the war at the sea?
It first started in WWI with the British and German navies. The had constant battles an surprise attacks and Many innocent people died during these battles.
Who led the isrealites into battles against the Philistines but did not defeat them?
Saul, the first king of Israel and then David, the youngest son of Jesse,
Which country did India defeat to win it's first cricket test series?
India defeated Pakistan in 1952 to win its first Cricket test series.
Why is the battle of Britain refferd to as a turning point in ww2?
It was the first German defeat and it showed that Britain was in for the duration.
What year did the White Sox win their first world series who did they defeat?
1906 ... they defeated the Cubs.
Where did the battle of the USSR occur?
There was no 'battle of the USSR'. There was a 4 year war between Germany and the USSR with a great number of battles. There was one battle though that is often considered the 'turning point' of the war with Russia. That was the Battle of Stalingrad, the first major defeat of the German army in the Russian campaign.
What were the wars of unification and why were they fought?
German and Italian UnificationThese were a series of battles fought first separately. Then as part of an alliance between the Germans and Italians to gain Unification/Independence for their countries. Germany and Italy as we know them today have only been in existence since 1870.
What was the name of the country do India defeat to win its first cricket test series?
No, India had lost the first cricket match with England.
What was the first series of Beyblade?
The first series of Beyblade is called "Beyblade: Metal Fusion." It debuted in 2009 and follows the story of a young blader named Gingka as he competes in Beyblade battles to become the world champion.
Did Stalingrad have an effect on America?
Yes , the public became aware that this was the first significant military defeat of a German army by Russian forces .
Why were the Battles of El Alamein and Stalingrad turning points for the Allies?
Because they were places where Germany's armies in North Africa and Russia respectively suffered their first major defeat.
