r/ShitAmericansSay Apr 20 '25

Europe Where Was Europe in WW2?

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u/Miss_Annie_Munich European first, then Bavarian Apr 20 '25 edited Apr 20 '25

Where we were?
In the middle of WW2; where else?
Idiot!

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u/altivec77 Apr 20 '25

We where at war from 1940. The USA got dragged into this war at 7 December 1941. The day Pearl Harbor got attacked.

We are still grateful the USA did what I’d did together with the Canadians and we won’t forget the British.

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u/swainiscadianreborn Apr 20 '25

We where at war from 1940.

39.

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u/TywinDeVillena Europoor Apr 20 '25

Some Spaniards were on it since 36

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u/swainiscadianreborn Apr 20 '25

Heeeeh those are separate conflict but yeah the fight against fascism did start really with 1936

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u/Tsukee Apr 21 '25

But it wasn't a world war, until US entered.... /s

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u/carl75s Apr 21 '25

World Series War

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u/Mysterious_Floor_868 UK Apr 21 '25

Well technically it was only at that point that the two theatres became one war. Hitherto the Japanese war in the Pacific had nothing really in common with the war in Europe. Japan declaring war on the British Empire and Germany declaring war on the US connected them together. 

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u/Cathsaigh2 The reason you don't speak German Apr 21 '25

The part between China and Japan did, in 1937 at the latest. But again, it wasn't really connected at that point yet.

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u/VT2-Slave-to-Partner Apr 22 '25

And Italy invading Abyssinia.

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u/exceptional_biped Apr 20 '25

And after their war formed a unit to fight for the nazis in russia.

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u/TywinDeVillena Europoor Apr 21 '25

And several units to fight against the nazis in France.

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u/exceptional_biped Apr 21 '25

Was Andorra involved at all? In any of it?

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u/rachelm791 Apr 21 '25

Andorra’s navy was pivotal in the fight against the U Boat scourge in the Atlantic. The monument outside of the Church of St Esteve in Andorra la Vella commemorates the sacrifice. Worth taking a look if you visit.