which nation bore the greatest buren and paid the highest price in defeating the German army in Europe?
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Soviet Union/Russia, whichever you want to call it.
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A Serbian underground group assasinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the Crown Prince to the thrown of the Austrian portion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.  After the assasination, Austia-Hungry declared war on Serbia and Russia then declared war on Austria-Hungry.  In response the German Empire declared war on Russia and France delcared war on Germany.  A couple of days later the British joined on the Franco-Russian side.  This is why the Balkans were called the "Powder Keg of Europe".
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Germany, kind of Poland -germany started the war when it invaded Poland-, Britain, France, Austria, America, Japan, and Russia.
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Hitler. he was like be his people, and the German economy thrived under his dictatorship. Oh yeah...he also knew how to occupy a country or two.
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(whoever answered Gettysburg missed the boat by about eighty years)\n\nIt's a toss-up.  The battle of Trenton, when Washington crossed the Delaware on Christmas Eve 1776 to capture the Hessian camp, could be considered the most important because almost all of the entire Continental Army was about to go home (their enlistment period expired at the end of the year), and the win breathed new life into our army, which had been on the run for over three months.\n\nThe other choice is the battle of Saratoga, in October 1777.  We forced the surrender of a major British army (c. 8000 men, under "Gentleman Johnny" Burgoyne) and when the news of this reached Europe, France agreed to a formal alliance--which took a lot of pressure off the colonies as the British considered the French their primary enemy from mid-1778 on.\n\nGiven the two, I'd pick Trenton.  The army might have disappeared if not for George Washington's victories there and at Princeton (3 Jan 1777).
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DEUTSCHLAND~~~~~~~GERMANY.\n\nDEUTSCHLAND ist der bestern
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saint helena.\n\nhis first exile had been on elba.
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It was Argentina :-) \n\n\nI remember well :-)
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Josef Stalin (Russia)\nAdolf Hitler (Germany)\nBenito Mussolini (Italy)\nFrancisco Franco (Spain)\n\nFranco defeated the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)and although neutral in WWII,his was a totalitarian government.
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USA aluminium\nChina and Russia leading in Wheat
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Lichtenstein.\n\nNo, only kidding. It's the United States. The country hasn't been so polarized since 1855. If there isn't another civil war in the US before the end of the century I'll be very surprised.
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Either Germany or Argentina
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First question, I think Prussia was the most dominant, though quite rivalrous with Austria-Hungary at the time. Militaerdienst, usually shortened to Dienst, for question two.
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This is a very popular question: But I need the points so I'll say for the 15th time. Germany.
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probably Germany and the Czech Republic
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switzerland, i think. best answer:)
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France\nneed abetter question lol..i think ive answered it a million times now lol