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megan
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It was the U.S. and Britain i think right??? were there others???
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Addison
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yes, the U.S and Britain were allies, but who specifically overthrew Hitler would have been the U.S and the USSR (Russia) for when Germany was defeated the two had been invading from opposite ends (north/south or something) at met in the middle. So US, Britain, and the USSR. I'm pretty sure that's all because the "big three" or leaders of the allies were Churchill (Britain), Stalin (Russia), and F.D.R (US).
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Anna P
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Britain, France and the US were the primary allies. The British Commonwealth nations were heavily involved as well--Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Woops, almost forgot Russia!
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Paul S
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No one overthrew Hitler during WWII. Hitler was the leader of Germany until he took his own life in the last few days of the war.
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Andrew
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U.S.
U.S.S.R.
Britain (Canada, Australia)
France (though they didn't do much)
Italy (because they changed sides right at the end)
U.S.S.R.
Britain (Canada, Australia)
France (though they didn't do much)
Italy (because they changed sides right at the end)
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dnldslk
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Britain, the US, and the Soviet Union were the main allies. France was not; it had signed an armistice with Hitler.
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Irish
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Yes and the other big one was Russia. There were numerous others in smaller sizes.