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Example of Blitzkrieg. Germany. 

Blitzkrieg strategies require a combination of 

tanks, air crafts and other weapons. These 

weapons would force the enemy's defenses to go 

back, which allows the tanks to enter in quickly and 

roam inside the enemy lines which causes confusion 

for the enemy. In the air, the air force would stop 

the enemy from resupplying their weapons. Now 

the tanks and planes could thus round up the enemy 

and force them to surrender. 

Germany used Blitzkrieg strategies during the Battle of 

Britain. Germany continued to bomb London at night. At 

one point London was bombed for 57 nights in a row.

Germany used the Blitz. strategy in many of its 

battles and it often led to victory. For example, 

Germany effectively used this technique against 

Poland, Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, 

France, Yugoslavia, and others. Germany was 

not able to attack Great Britain because it was 

protected by Royal Navy. 

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