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Allied powers were the Allies, i.e. the countries opposed to the "Axis Powers" (Germany, Japan and Italy) in World War II. Three Allies were France, England and The United States. At World War I the same Major Allied Powers fought against the "Central Powers" (Germany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey).

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