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Why did the war become too stretched war for Germany and Japan? - History

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Why did the war become too stretched war for Germany and Japan?

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  1. The war became too stretched for Germany and Japan because they were fighting in too many places at the same time.
  2. Germany had to fight in the East against the Soviet Union and in the West against the USA and Britain.
  3. Japan was also fighting across many Pacific islands and in China. It became difficult for both countries to send enough soldiers, weapons, and food to these faraway places.
  4. They also lacked important resources like oil and war materials. At the same time, the Allied Powers were attacking from many directions, which made it very hard for Germany and Japan to defend themselves.
  5. All these problems together made the war too long and difficult for them to win.
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Chapter 7: World War-II - EXERCISE 7.3 [Page 133]

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Dr. Sachhidananda Banerjee History [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 7 World War-II
EXERCISE 7.3 | Q 2. | Page 133
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