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their communications against nazi germanycontributedgreatly to the allies ' victory in the war

enough strengthto leadAmerican forces toward Allied victory in World War I.

the USdid ... contributeto the Allied victory in World War 1

the most recognizable , other class memberscontributedto the Allied victory in World War I , World War II

an important factorcontributingto the Allied victory in World War II.[10

the consent and support of the Chief of the railway ... the Commander - in - Chief of the British Armies in Western Europehad ... ledthem to victory in World War 1

The Somme offensive of 1916 ... a swift and incisive battlewould leadto total Allied victory in World War I.

an important factorcontributingto the Allied victory in World War II.[9

an important factorcontributingto the Allied victory in World War II.[18

the First Infantry Divisionledthe Allies to victory in World War I

the First Infantry Divisionledthe Allies to victory in World War

the US ... warcontributedto the Allied victory in [ [ World War I

the US ... warcontributedto the Allied victory in World War

the U.S. ... warcontributedto the Allied victory in [ [ World War I

war , ... World War IIcontributedto the Allied victory in World War I

any other American generalledto the Allied victory in World War

the D - Day invasionledto Allied victory in World War II

warcontributedto the Allied victory in [ [ World War I

warcontributedto the Allied victory in World War

Allied What factorsledto the Allied victory in World War

factors ... the battlefieldcontributedto the allied victory in world war

I battle that shaped them to their greatest achievementleadingthe allies to victory in World War

What factorsledto the Allied victory in World War I

What military strategiescontributedto the Allied victory in World War

military strategiescontributedto the allied victory in world war

The British thinkcontributedthe most to the allied victory during WW1 and WW2

those critical dayscontributedto the Allied victory in World War

how muchcontributedto Allied victory in World War

the invasion of Italycontributeto the Allied victory in world war

the most recognizable other class members ... I World War IIcontributed significantlyto the Allied victory in World War

the plansledto Allied victory in World War I.

His fermentation processcontributedto the Allies ' victory in World War I

The invasion of Normandyeventually did leadto the allied victory in World War

the war - time policiesledto Allied victory in WWII

an important factorcontributingto the Allied victory in World War

the U.S.leadthe Allies to victory in WWII

the United States ... a global superpowerledthe Allies to victory in WWII

a major manufacturer of the US army blimp airships and observation balloonscontributedsignificantly to the Allied victory in WWI

all the later actionsledto Allied victory in WWII

WWIIcontributedto the Allied victory in WWII

to a complete crumbling of the Soviet leadership structureledto a complete crumbling of the Soviet leadership structure

to World War IIledto World War II

world warto causeworld war

to the building of the India Gate in New Delhiledto the building of the India Gate in New Delhi

to the German Revolutionledto the German Revolution

in communist control of Albania.[6might ... resultin communist control of Albania.[6

in communist control of Albaniamight ... resultin communist control of Albania

in Communist control of Albaniamight ... resultin Communist control of Albania

unnervingsettingunnerving

an outright famine but chronic malnutrition did kill an estimated 600,000 people in Germany and Austriadid ... causean outright famine but chronic malnutrition did kill an estimated 600,000 people in Germany and Austria

The massive chaos and loss(passive) caused byThe massive chaos and loss

to the German Revolutionledto the German Revolution

to the German Revolutionledto the German Revolution

to the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonialedto the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia

to the emergence of the U.S.ledto the emergence of the U.S.

to the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as an amorphous massledto the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as an amorphous mass

in heavy fightingresultedin heavy fighting

to the end of the warledto the end of the war

to the German Revolutionledto the German Revolution

conditions for both the Cold War and today s post - cold War worldsetconditions for both the Cold War and today s post - cold War world

to the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as of Macedonian Slavs , an amorphous Slavic mass without a developed national consciousnessledto the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as of Macedonian Slavs , an amorphous Slavic mass without a developed national consciousness

to the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as Macedonian Slavs , an amorphous Slavic mass without a developed national consciousnessledto the victory of the vision of the Slavic population of Macedonia as Macedonian Slavs , an amorphous Slavic mass without a developed national consciousness

the stagesetthe stage

that every German soldier had inscribed on their beltto discoverthat every German soldier had inscribed on their belt

at least in the UKledat least in the UK

in the emergence of the modern states of the Middle Eastresultedin the emergence of the modern states of the Middle East

in difficult timesresultedin difficult times

in difficult times for the aircraft industryresultedin difficult times for the aircraft industry

to total Allied victory inleadsto total Allied victory in

in the defeat of the Central Powers ... the end of the German Empire , the Treaty of Versailles ... once again tensions accumulated in European relations ... and following Germanys invasion of Poland in September 1939resultedin the defeat of the Central Powers ... the end of the German Empire , the Treaty of Versailles ... once again tensions accumulated in European relations ... and following Germanys invasion of Poland in September 1939

in the defeat of the Central Powersresultedin the defeat of the Central Powers

in the defeat of the Axis powers and the establishment of the United Nationsresultedin the defeat of the Axis powers and the establishment of the United Nations

the stagehad setthe stage

to the bankrupting of Germany and out of the economic chaos in Germanyleadto the bankrupting of Germany and out of the economic chaos in Germany

to defeat of Afrika Korpsledto defeat of Afrika Korps

to the maintenance and even extension of liberal democracy in Europeledto the maintenance and even extension of liberal democracy in Europe

thusledthus

to a Jewish statewould leadto a Jewish state

to these promises being betrayedledto these promises being betrayed

to carving up Turkeysetto carving up Turkey

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