The correct answers are A) Mussolini and B) Hitler.
The two men who headed the Axis Powers of Germany and Italy in World War II were Mussolini and Hitler.
During World War II, the two men that headed the Axis Power were Italian leader Benito Mussolini and German leader Adolph Hitler. The relationship between these two strong leaders was not an easy one and had its ups and downs. It was not friendship but war-related relationship to defend the political and economic interests of these countries in the war. Italy and Germany were military allies since 1930, and three years later, when Hitler became the leader of Germany, Mussolini publicly applauded and congratulated the German Führer.
It would be "Hitler" and "Mussolini" who were the two men who <span>headed the Axis powers of Germany and Italy in World War II (respectively, with Hitler being in charge of Germany). </span>
Operation torch was a key victory because it became a beach point where the rest of the allied forces can unload safely to invade ready of France. It also is a beachead where supplies could be unloaded and transported to the front lines.
The turning point in the Pacific war came with the American naval victory in the Battle of Midway<span> in June 1942. The Japanese fleet sustained heavy losses and was turned back.
