No it did not alter the war on the Allie’s side. Many of the soldiers felt petty and sorrow for the people in the death camps but militarily wise the air force knew of the death camps and could of bombed certain facilities in the death camps to disturb and save lives but they wanted to save there logistics and focus them on the war effort
The correct answer is C) became victims of the Bataan Death March.
<em>Cannon Air Force Base is the home of the 27th Special Operations Group. During WWII, many of the men from the forerunner to this group, the 27th Bombardment Group, became victims of the Bataan Death March.</em>
After the Bataan Peninsula Battle on April 9, 1942, US Army troops and Filipino troops survivors were forced to march 65 miles to prison camps. After the victory of the Japanese Army, prisoners had to endure the long road to prisons, suffering the extreme heat conditions. Many died during the march. That is why the incident is known as the Bataan Death March.
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There could be different answers, but the word i got was "shift". For example, "there was a shift in the air" as opposed to "there was a change in the air".
Explanation:
Romans believed that as long as Carthage existed it would always pose a threat because if you defeat them and don't destroy them they will just rise again and want to defeat Rome again so they decided that it was necessary to completely wipe them off the face of Earth, which is what happened in the end, as you can see since there's no Carthage any more.
The correct answer is 1) Soviet influences spread across Eastern Europe sharply during and after World War II.
It is clear that socialism in the eastern part of Europe became much more popular and at the time seen as an ideological system victorious over extreme right national socialism (under the flags of Nazi Germany, Italy). In so, the intrinsic dynamic of Soviet socialism was another form of conquest. Soviet influences expanded regaining the territories that were previously invaded by Germany or other powers (in the case of Baltic states). The reasons were not only based the military results by that time (1945-1948) but by the notion that socialism was a new and more efficient way of settling issues in the European and capitalist world, thereby causing the empathy from some neighbour states and also expanding with the introduction of "puppet states" loyal to the Soviet Union.
Examples of this were: the government created in Poland, Checoslovakia or some other socialist republics.
