was hitler a political or military leader
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Both. But he was better at politics than military.
two important events he was part of and dates
joseph stalin political or military leader
political right
political right
http://www.biography.com/people/adolf-hitler-9340144#awesm=~oCil1N6Sp6VPss
Yes. Stalin was a political leader.
Yes. Stalin was a political leader.
what about franklin dalano roosevelt political or military
was he alliance or axis?
franklin dalano roosevelt
political or military
political too right?
political or military
political too right?
Dwight D. Eisenhower,
political also right?
political also right?
Yes, Roosevelt is considered a political leader. However, while the Constitution states that the president is the supreme commander of the armed forces, Roosevelt left the military leadership to the generals and admirals.
For what country was Roosevelt president? Was this country an Ally or an Axis power?
For what country was Roosevelt president? Was this country an Ally or an Axis power?
President Eisenhower was a general and the commander of all of the US troops in Europe during WWII.
For what country was Roosevelt president? Was this country an Ally or an Axis power?
yes ally or axis?
President Eisenhower was a general and the commander of all of the US troops in Europe during WWII.
so he wasn't any political or military?
he was allies right
yes ally or axis?
President Eisenhower was a general and the commander of all of the US troops in Europe during WWII.
so he wasn't any political or military?
he was allies right
Winston Churchill
he was military
and axis right
he was military
and axis right
Please make sure you understand the difference between political and military.
You also have Churchill all wrong. Please look up WWII Allies and Axis leaders.
You also have Churchill all wrong. Please look up WWII Allies and Axis leaders.
Please study this site very carefully. If there's anything you don't understand about it, please post a question about it.
http://www.ducksters.com/history/world_war_ii/
http://www.ducksters.com/history/world_war_ii/