Who was their best ally?

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Ideologically, Italy for sure. In terms of the war? Japan.

The Jews. They supplied the party with guns and ammo initially. This is fact & also a part of history many don’t know about.

Probably the Hungarians but Horthy was a bit uncooperative. The Siege of Budapest was intense.

Israel

>Japan
Literally told the Soviets they have no Plans to attack and then got fucked by the USA fucking up their "Suprise" attack by not even destroying the oil but ships that would have been repaired in a Month.

We really had no proper Allies most of our "Allies" consisted of people who had to constantly leech from German army supply and then they end up betraying us or you had generally turncoat Nations, basically had to pick the leftovers in terms of Allies.

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You won’t see many documentaries showing the Jews selling guns to nazis in the beginning of the parties existence. Jews were making money selling guns to nazis.

Kinda true.

Everyone else was dead weight desu. They would've been more helpful neutral.

Japan obviously

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>japan fucked germany by pulling usa into the war.
USA was already in the War before Pearl Harbor ( they were literally supplying all of Germany's enemies with war materials ). There was just no formal declarations. Also the USA was completely strangling Japan economically by blocking their access to oil.

Finland, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Croatia and Italy (even it wasn't ready for war, they did their jobs as allies unlike some empires..)

Japan

Italy could not fight. The rest were insignificant

>supplying with war material = war
Then we were at war with both sides and still no one managed to conquer us. I guess Sweden was the real ww2 champ after all then.

I dont know what Sweden did but the USA signed the Lend lease Act. I doubt Sweden had anything of that scale going on ( actually its impossible because no one had the industrial capacity of the USA at the time ).

Albania

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The thing is US's supplies were what mattered, their military involvement didn't. So getting the US into the war officially didn't matter.

why do people say this? Japan fought none of Germany's initial enemies. they just started their own shit on the other side of the world

I know the significance of the us materials, but I was just opposing the statement, and being ironic, that supplying war materials is equal to being at war.

Jews that helped them kill other Jews.

The US was at war with Germany from the onset, literally supply Britain with everything she needed.