Allies:
- *United States*
- *United Kingdom*
- *France*
- *Soviet Union*
- *China*
- *Australia*
- *New Zealand*
- *Canada*
- *Poland*
- *Czechoslovakia*
- *Yugoslavia*
- *Greece*
- *Norway*
- *Denmark*
- *Belgium*
- *Netherlands*
- *Luxembourg*
Enemies:
- *Germany*
- *Italy*
- *Japan*
- *Hungary*
- *Romania*
- *Bulgaria*
- *Finland*
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