Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis
| Another name for the Axis alliance (from 1940) in World War II. |
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| India's location as an Indian Ocean and Himalayan power, its massive production of armaments, and its armed forces--which fought in Europe, North Africa, and Southeast Asia--contributed decisively to the Allied victory over the Axis powers. Instead of fighting the Axis powers, what if we were forced to take out biological nightmares? The brutal modern potentials of imperial ambition, state power and social hierarchy were never more manifest than in the Second World War, particularly among the Axis powers. |
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