Question

Where was the second front located in the war with two fronts?

1) In the southeast, along the German-Austrian border
2) In the south, along the German-Italian border
3) In the west, along the German-French border
4) In the west, along the French-Spanish border

Answer 1

The second front in the war with two fronts during both World Wars was located in the west, along the German-French border. This area is known as the Western Front where trench warfare was extensively established during World War I. The correct option is 3.

Step-by-step explanation:

The second front located in the war with two fronts during World War I was in the west, along the German-French border. This is known historically as the Western Front. The Germans planned to fight a defensive war against Russia on the eastern front while executing an offensive war against France on the western front. The German army's advance into France was halted at the Battle of the Marne, leading to the establishment of trench warfare that stretched from the North Sea to the Swiss border.

During World War II, a notable "second front" was also opened on June 6, 1944, with the Allied invasion of Normandy, which is again along the German-French border, effectively reopening the Western Front. Therefore, option 3) 'In the west, along the German-French border' is the correct answer.