WW1 World War 1
1914-1918
Battle of Gallipoli
Battle of Port
Arthur
Battle of Jutland
Skagerrak
WW2 Timeline
List of wars
Third Reich
Organization and people
GERMAN ARMY WW2
ORDER OF BATTLE
Adolf (Adolph)
Hitler WW2
Axis Powers WW2
Pact of Steel
Gestapo
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Allies WW1 WW2
Naval turn-based WW2 naval
game, extension to the classic Submarine game (Battleship
game) where ships/planes/subs can move. Contains plenty
of game missions, game campaigns and 40 ship, submarine,
airplane ana port artillery types, with combat maps up to
96X96 large.
In general, allies are people or
groups that have joined an alliance. When spelt with a
capital A, Allies usually denotes the countries that
fought together against the Central Powers in World War I
and against the Axis powers in World War II.
Table of contents
1 World War I
1.1 Major Allies
1.2 Minor Allies
2 World War II
2.3 Major Allies
2.4 Minor Allies
2.5 Non-fighting ("moral support") Allies
World War I
Major Allies
France
United Kingdom
Russia (until 1917)
United States (from April 6, 1917)
(US President Woodrow Wilson and his administration was
however keen not to define USA as an allied. America
entered the war as an "associated power" rather
than as an ally of France and Britain, and maintained
that distance through the war and the Paris Peace
Conference, 1919.)
Minor Allies
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Japan
Greece
Italy (from May 23, 1915)
Montenegro
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Romania
Serbia
South Africa
World War II
After Nazi-Germany in March 1939 had occupied the remains
of Czechoslovakia, the British ambassador was recalled
from Berlin and Neville Chamberlain declared that if
Hitler attacked Poland, considered next in turn for an
assault by the Third Reich, then the UK and France would
give Poland "all support in their power", a
promise soon also given to Greece and Romania after
Italy's conquest of Albania on April 7, 1939.
A formal military alliance was concluded between the UK,
France and Poland on April 6th, 1939, whereafter also the
Soviet Union initiated alliance negotiations, although
unsuccessfully. The Soviet Union would instead agree with
Nazi-Germany in the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of August
1939.
The dates given below are for entry into the war.
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Major Allies
(later: permanent members of the UN Security Council)
China
France (3 September 1939) - then (after 1940) Free France
United Kingdom (3 September 1939)
Soviet Union (from 22 June 1941)
United States (from 7 December 1941)
Minor Allies
Australia
Belgium (invaded May 10, 1940)
Brazil
Canada (10 September 1939)
Greece (invaded October 28, 1940)
Holland (invaded May 10, 1940)
Luxembourg
New Zealand
Norway (invaded April 9, 1940)
Poland (invaded 1 September 1939)
South Africa
Yugoslavia
British, Dutch and French colonies fought alongside their
parent countries. Most countries occupied by Nazi Germany
continued to fight as governments in exile.
Non-fighting ("moral support") Allies
The regions of South America and Latin America
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Similarly,
when the term Allies is used in the
context of war or armed struggle, a formal
military alliance is not required for being
perceived as an allyco-belligerence, to
fight alongside someone, is enough. According to
this general usage, allies become allies not when
concluding an alliance treaty but when struck by
war.
The Allied Nations has been a name for a
few organisations and factions in popular media,
such as the Mercenaries games. The Allies in the
Command & Conquer: Red Alert series include
the nations of the World War II alliance plus
Germany, allied in the face of Soviet aggression
towards Europe.
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Turn-based WW2
naval game, extension to the classic
Submarine game (Battleship game) where
ships/planes/subs can move. Contains plenty of
game missions, game campaigns and 40 ship,
submarine, airplane ana port artillery types,
with combat maps up to 96X96 large. |
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Fashion Tycoon is
a business fashion management game.
You'll build your multinational fashion company,
destroy competition, hire employees, fashion
models and businessman, establish company
objects, run fashion shows and brand campaigns.
There is a more than 30 missions with different
game objectives. You can hire more than 100
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Turn-based space
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The user-friendly game engine allows more than 60
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Tycoon Strategy
Game - build your own world business empire as an
arms dealer tycoon. Travel around the world,
trade with more than 400 weapon systems, hire
secretaries, bodyguards, lawyers, fighters and
tanks, establish companies and search for
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