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Sunscreen was inventeed in 1944 by Benjamin Green.
sunscreen Invention -
Allied Trops landed on french coast line to fight the Nazi's on the beaches of Normandy
D-Day -
Germany launches the first V-1 flying-bomb on Britain.
1944 Events -
Servicemen’s Readjustment Act is passed to help veterans of World War II. It established hospitals and helped cover expenses for colleges or trade schools.
GI Bill of Rights -
The olympics were canceled due to the fact that World War II was taking place.
Cancelling the Olympics -
German military leaders attempt but fail to kill Adolf Hitler in the Rastenburg Assassination Plot. Hitler then kills about 200 suspected plotters.
1944 Major WW2 events -
This Fun game was invented in 1944 by Anthony Ernest Pratt.
Clue Game Invented -
Franklin D. Roosevelt wins unprecedented for the fourth term. He beat out Republican Canidate Thomas Dewey.
FDR Re-Elected -
The train was going so fast that it caused an explosion and the derailment of the train. It killed16 passengers and reported 50 people injured in the crash.
Train Derails -
"Odor-able Kitty" was created by Pepe on this day, for Warner Bros.
1945 events -
"Make Mine Manhattan" opens at Broadhurst theater. It has had 429 performances.
Make Mine Manhattan -
Adolf Hitler reorders his forces, weakening key areas of defense, to attempt a flanking manuever against the Red Army near Poznan.
WW2 timeline -
Walt Disney released "3 Caballeros"
1945 Events -
Franklin D. Roosevelt passes away from cerebral hemorrhage. Vice President, Harry S. Truman takes oath and becomes President.
FDR Dies -
Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his secret bunker. He consumed a cyanide capsule and then shot himself with a pistol.
Hitler Commits Suicide -
B-25 Bomber struck the Empire Building after being redirected to a different airport. The fog was too thick and the plane could not see the Empire State building.
Empire State Building -
The Detroit Tigers face off against the Chicago Cubs in the 1945 World series. The Detroit Tigers won four games to three.
World Series
