Who did eisenhower and his men drive from north africa? the italians the russians the germans the japanese

    The answer for this question is the Germans. The North African territories were the scenario of the Operation Torch, which goal was to bring these territories under Allied control, and also to prevent the German forces from controlling the Mediterran region.

    General D. D. Eisenhower was designed by the president Franklin Roosevelt to command the battles   in North Africa in 1942. Under his command and his men actions, German forces had surrended.

the correct answer to you question is the germans

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