But few Europeans think they can effectively defend themselves from attack

A new YouGov survey examines European and American attitudes towards World War 2, with an accompanying study looking at expectations for future conflicts.

Both sides in the conflict are generally seen as having committed war crimes

Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, we asked the British, French, German, and American public who contributed the most to winning the war in Europe.

YouGov examines how attached Americans are to their Irish and Italian heritage, and how much they and their cousins in the mother countries feel they have in common

Despite Donald Trump’s remarks, Americans – including Republicans – are still generally committed to NATO and European defence

Attitudes remain largely the same as they were at the time of the first anniversary of the invasion

Germans are more certain they are American than Americans are

Out of 12 countries, Americans are least likely to have a favorable view of walking, train, metro and bus travel

There is support in all countries for a ‘two-state solution’ to the conflict