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Axis

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Axis coalition of countries headed by Germany, Italy, and Japan, 1936-45 (see World War II ). The expression "Rome-Berlin axis" originated in Oct., 1936, with an accord reached by Hitler and Mussolini . The Axis was solidified by an Italo-German alliance in May, 1939. This was extended (Sept., 1940) by a military alliance among Germany, Italy, and Japan—the so-called Berlin Pact, to which Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, and Croatia adhered later. The related Anti-Comintern Pact (see Comintern ), originally concluded between Germany and Japan in 1936, later had as... Read more
Spinal Axis Tumors
Spinal axis tumors Definition Spinal axis tumors are tumors that affect the spinal cord — the bundle of nerves that lies inside the backbone. Another term for spinal axis tumors is spinal cord tumors. Description Spinal axis tumors form... Read more
Axis strategy and co-operation
Axis strategy and co-operation. Although the leaders of the Axis spoke frequently in public of their co-operation, and they...partners, but there is no evidence that the two European Axis leaders and Tōjō Hideki , the leader of Japan... Read more

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