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the assassination that let off the chain reaction that started world war 1 and subsequently world war 2.
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this is considered the official date in which the first world war began.
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this is one of the more recognized starts to ww1 and is the first major move that Germany makes against its enemies.
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the passenger ship that was sunk under suspicion of holding weapons leading to Germany declaring unlimited warfare.
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the man that had led to more and more public distrust of the szar and his family had finally been killed.
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the message that Germany sent to Mexico in hopes of working with them to take America, but is instead found and causes America to largely want to get into the war.
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the distrust that the people had for the szar eventually led to revolt and it got so bad that Nicholas had to step down.
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the people that had captured the family did not need them alive anymore so they posed them for a photo and had them killed.
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when Stalin gained power over Russia and led it into death and famine.
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the death that started the race to power between Stalin and Trotsky which would ultimately decide the fate of Russia.
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since Germany had to pay off war reparations they were in serious debt, but America started giving them money so they could. And then the wall street crash happens so America can't give Germany mone and Germany goes into debt.
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As more and more germans started to hate the Jewish people, tension grew until people acted and went after Jewish businesses and homes.
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The attack that meant to cripple America but instead got them to fight against the axis powers.
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At the camp of Sobibor, there were rumors that everyone was going to get killed so they decided to revolt before that could happen, and for the most part they succeeded but in the end, they were all killed.
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The code named project Valkre, that was slated to kill hitler with a briefcase bomb.
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One of the two cities that was bombed in retaliation to the attack of Pearl Harbor.
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The other city that was bombed in retaliation to Pearl Harbor.
