Europe 1941: Germany in the Mediterranean
16 April 1941
16 Apr 1941
World War II: Blitzkrieg
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Germany in the Mediterranean
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16 Apr 1941 Germany in the Mediterranean
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16 Sep 1942 Case Blue
By April, Germany was ready to salvage the Italian position. In North Africa, German and Italian forces led by Rommel threw back the British in Libya. In the Balkans, Germany and its allies swiftly overran Yugoslavia and Greece. It was now Britain that was on the defensive in the Mediterranean.
