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Which statement describes how British citizens reacted to news of V-E Day?

They celebrated the removal of Benito Mussolini from power in Italy.

They celebrated the end of the war in Europe and the return of prisoners of war.

They hoped the opening of a second front would cause shortages in German manpower.

They hoped the liberation of France would lead to more Allied victories and the defeat of Germany.

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Hayley Schroeder

16 December, 13:33

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Which statement describes how British citizens reacted to news of V-E Day?

They celebrated the removal of Benito Mussolini from power in Italy.

They celebrated the end of the war in Europe and the return of prisoners of war.

They hoped the opening of a second front would cause shortages in German manpower.

They hoped the liberation of France would lead to more Allied victories and the defeat of Germany.

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Sariah Floyd · Answer 1

They celebrated the end of the war in Europe and the return of prisoners of war.

Explanation:

After six years of battle, World War II was finally over, at least in Europe. Don't we forget that in the war would continue until August 10, when Japan finally surrender, and the war officially would end in the world. One way or another, on May 8, 1945, the terrible six-year period of World War II (1939-1945) came to an end, with the defeat of the Nazis who dominated much of the European continent at the time.