Where there any protests for world war 2?
450257
There were no protests, but there was a strong public opinion before Pearl Harbor that we should not enter the war. Afterwards, the country very strongly felt that they had to enter the war.
145565
World war III has yet to happen
1100420
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/ww2.htm\nhas all the info u need
666751
there are a lot of events in WWII. \n1.) Pearl Harbor\n2.) Battle of Britain\n3.) D-day\n4.) Atomic bombs\n5.) Battle of the Bulge\n6.) V-E day\n7.) V-J day\n\nJust to name a few!
261965
THIS LINK WILL BE HELPFUL\nhttp://www.89infdivww2.org/
1037540
I believe what you are referring to is in Canada. The Six Nations protests over land disputes. Those disputes have been going on for over 200 years. See website below..
256666
A little more detail about what you're after would help.  One really good source of information is a show called The World at War.  It's available on DVD and talks about the causes of the war in great detail and shows footage of the war.  It's really amazing and would probably answer any questions you have about WWII.
334334
At 5 am Sept 1st 1939, Hitler invades Poland. The British and French issue an ultimatum by that afternoon. It expired at noon GMT Sept 3rd. Birtan and France then declared war on Germany, HOWEVER, World War II was not a world war until Japan attacked the USA at Pearl Harbor on Sunday Dec. 7th 1941 at 7am. Go find someone who was there, like I did. I'm sure they have many intresting tales to tell. Dont be afraid of the old. They actually like to talk about the good old bad old days.
433163
I have news for ya...we're currently in WW III!  It's most countries against a huge ruthless organization that is willing to die for their cause.  Anyone that doesn't realize we're currently in WW III lives in utopia.
948602
I think the statue you're looking for is somewhere on Woodward Ave. in Detroit.  It is of Colonel Limitations, famous army hero of WWII.
327953
over 45 million. world war 2 was because Hitler was being a jack ass.
65358
Try on this forum.  They have a few Arizona chapters.\nhttp://protestwarrior.com/\nGood Luck.
716222
I LOVE Lord of the Flies. \nWell, here goes:\nWW2 started in the Pacific in 1937. It started in Europe in 1939 when the Germans invaded Poland and defeated the nation a month or so later. They also ended up invading and conquering the Netherlands, Denmark, the Balkans, Greece, etc.\nThe Germans were doing great; in fact, they were even defeating the British, when they stupidly invaded the Soviet Union in June of 1940. They managed to get all the way into the mainland (Russia), but were beaten back after the siege of Leningrad ended, Moscow was not taken, and Stalingrad was won by the Soviets.\nMeanwhile the Americans were attacked in 1941 by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor. The US was already mobilizing for war, and the day after Pearl Harbor, our congress declared war on Japan. A day after that, Germany declared war on us. We spent a while training our troops, meanwhile sending many to the Pacific theater early on in 1942 to fight Japan. We finally went into Continental Europe with the Brits and Canadians on June 6, 1944 or D-day. We won, pushing the Germans east out of France. The Italians abandoned their allies the Germans, and sided with the Americans and company.\nWe went into Belgium and the Netherlands with our allies the British and Canadians, liberated them, then finally penetrated Germany itself.\nWe were about to take Berlin, but decided against it. We allowed the Soviets to take it instead, because they were more willing to tolerate the huge amount of casualties it took to take that one city.\nIn the Pacific, we island hopped, meaning we liberated island after island. We were about to go into Tokyo, but decided against it. Too many casualties. So, instead of course we dropped the atomic bombs! \nIn the end both Germany and her remaining allies, Hungary, Romania, etc. surrendered, as did Japan in the pacific.\nHitler killed himself, as did most of his staff, and the Japanese people were forbidden by the US to "emperor worship", which is what caused the war in Japan in the first place.\nHope this helps.
590361
You are right. If you know history you can see the only Americans that lived there all their lives are the navajos, siouxs, cheyennes, etc. \n\nSo I do not see them protesting... do you?
932009
It depends where you're protesting. If it's in your town, go the the town or city hall. Some places require you go to the police. If it's a big rally, you may have to go to a "Free Speech Zone", where those in power can't hear or see you! This USED to be a free country.\n\nThe ACLU would be a good place to start. They're nationwide and could address many aspects of protest and what to expect.
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There is a long history of women led protests.  The NOW website mentions many including women's suffrage movement, ERA marches and minority rights events.\n\nHopefully this will have some of the information you are looking for.
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newzealand:\nhttp://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-nz/nz-ww2.htm\nhttp://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-corpus-WH2.html\nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/military-history-of-new-zealand-during-world-war-ii\n\nLuxembourg :\nLuxembourg was invaded and occupied by Germany during the First World War, but was allowed to maintain its independence and political mechanisms. It was again subject to German occupation in the Second World War, and was formally annexed into the Third Reich in 1942.\n\nDuring World War II, Luxembourg abandoned its policy of neutrality, when it joined the Allies in fighting Germany. Its government, exiled to London set up a small group of volunteers, who participated in the Normandy invasion. It became a founding member of the United Nations in 1946, and of NATO in 1949. In 1957, Luxembourg became one of the six founding countries of the European Economic Community (later the European Union), and, in 1999, it joined the euro currency area. In 2005, a referendum on the EU treaty establishing a constitution for Europe was held in Luxembourg\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_occupation_of_Luxembourg_in_World_War_I\nhttp://www.luxembourg.co.uk/nutshell.html\nhttp://www.worldstatesmen.org/Luxembourg.htm\nhttp://hgs.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/reprint/7/1/51.pdf