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• Phoney War
  The so-called '''phoney war''' was the period of the [[Second World War]] between the fall of Poland in ...oritised a naval blockade of Germany. The situation was labelled both the "phoney war" and as a play on words, ''blitzkrieg'' ("lightning war") became ''sitzkrie
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• Phoney War/Related Articles
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• Phony War
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• Phony War/Bibliography
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• Phony War/Definition
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• Phony War/Related Articles
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• Phoney War
  The so-called '''phoney war''' was the period of the [[Second World War]] between the fall of Poland in ...oritised a naval blockade of Germany. The situation was labelled both the "phoney war" and as a play on words, ''blitzkrieg'' ("lightning war") became ''sitzkrie
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• World War II/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Phony War|Phoney War}}
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• Conduct of the War (7–9 May 1940)
  ...iod of military inactivity for over six months that has been called the "[[Phoney War]]". On 3 April 1940, Chamberlain said in an address to the Conservative Nat
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• Winston Churchill
  ===The Phoney War and the Norwegian Campaign=== ...Churchill was one of the highest-profile ministers during the so-called "[[Phoney War]]", when the only significant action by British forces was at sea. Churchil
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