What was did the Battle of the Bulge take place in?
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If you meant "what war", then it was near the end of World War II.
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World War II, also WWII, or the Second World War, was a global military conflict that took place in 1939–1945. It was the largest and deadliest war in history, culminating in the Holocaust and the dropping of the atom bomb.
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The Battle of Kursk\n\nHaving been informed by a German offensive in Kursk, Gen. Georgi Zhukov prepared a defensive line with minefields, trenches, antitank guns, and the heavy T-34 tanks. When the Wermacht (German Army) reached Kursk, the Soviets launched a preparatory bombardment. Katyusha multiple rockets, known as Stalin Organs, thinned down the Germans. They Soviet Air Force also strafed Luftwaffe airfields, and dogfights involving thousands of aircraft aroused. Gen. Hoth's 4th Panzerarmee got into Soviet defenses, so Soviet reserves were rushed forward. About 800 T-34s clashed with the heavier King Tiger and Panther tanks equipped with Ferdinand self-propelled guns. The Germans lost a hundred tanks, and on July 15 Hitler called off the offensive.
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What was the turning point in WW II?
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The events leading to World War II, its military operations, diplomacy, statistical data, and results, are discussed under the following headings:\n\nhttp://gi.grolier.com/wwii/wwii_i.html\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, UK.
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September 1, 1939 for the war in Europe, December 7th 1941 United States enters World War II in both Europe and Asia.\nGermany declared war on the United States on December 10th, 1941.Germany surrenders May 8th 1945, Japan bombed on both August 6 and again on the 9th formally surrenders Sept 1, 1945.
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Looks like you need to read books! \nIll give you a hint\n\n"history of the second world war"\nby Liddell Hart Basil H.  \n\nits only about military happenings.\nprobably the best book ever written on this field.
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lighting war was the first part of ww2 in europe
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The Ardennes forest was tough for everyone who fought there... Thick dense thickets and muddy roads gave all who passed through it a longing for home. A giant patch of old growth forest is no place to fight a war.
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Operation Market Garden was done with the objective of securing the 3 bridges into Arnhem to restart the quick advance of the Allies. It was planned out by British General Montgomery and it was so screwed up. The strategy was to paradrop a bunch of troops behind enemy lines and then capture the bridges. A tank division would then come and reinforce them. However, the German commander in the area was the one who created the idea of paradropping troops so that screwed the Allies alot. Also, the Allies didn't even bother to bomb or bombard the area before they dropped so a bunch of their planes were shot down and they're parachute guys killed before they touched the ground. One of the officers that got captured was carrying a piece of paper which had every last detail to the plan which was incredibly stupid. Lastly, there was only one road for the tanks to come in so they were kinda screwed too.
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the Port of Calais becuase that is the narrowest point in the English Channel; Dover (UK) IS really close. Opperation Fortitude was the name given to the plan that served to distract the germans and made them belive the invasion would be at calais instead. The Brits captured all the spies in germany and made them send fake messages to germany telling them of the fake invasion. The Allies put fake dummies into the water putting "invasion" plans near the port of calais.
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There was a German General named Courbiere.  He was a part of the invasion of Poland.\n\n213th Infantry Division - Commanded by General Rene de l'Homme de Courbiere. Consisted of the 318th, 354th, and 406th Infantry Regiments. (Wikipedia)
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mine guess is Russia. in 1939 russia and germany sing a nonargession pact to not attack each other.\nwhen Germany invaded poland in step. 1939 russia did to.  Then in spring of 1941 german attack russia with operation barbarossa and russia becamed allies with england and later the US.
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My most educated guess is that it was Italy's invasion of Ethiopia in the 1930's. There was no opposition to the event by the other European countries.
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Try wikipedia.org and search WWII they usually have some good maps.
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Otto Skorzeny was a storm trooper extraordinaire.  He was a devoted Nazi through and through and was a favorite of Hitler.  He ran a successful mission to rescue Mussolini towards the end of the war.  He ran infiltration groups dresses as American soldiers during the Battle of the Bulge.  He also alledgedly was involved in setting up the Odessa escape organization that helped my Nazis flee Germany and head to South America.  He was not necessarily a very nice guy, but he certainly was the "go to" paratrooper for the Third Reich.  He was called the "Most Dangerous Man in Europe", led a fascinating life, and died of cancer at age 67.
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The act that started WWII was Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1938, you can look there. But of course it could be argued that WWII started before that as Naziism took hold of the German country.