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Prime minister Churchill arrived at the whitehouse.
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The Germans sank 87 ships off of the Atlantic shore, and had destroyed a total of 681 ships. Admiral Carl Doenitz of the German U-boat offensive, reports that losses had "reached an unbearable height."
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Germans take offensive in southern Soviet Union. Germans conquer Stalingrad house by house and set the city on fire via Luftwaffe night bombings.
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Some 107,000 allied troops, most of them American, landed in Casablanca, Oran and Algiers in North Africa.
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Summer of '43, Italian campaign takes off to a good start by capturing Sicily.
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King Victor Emmanuel III summoned Il Duce to his palace, strips him of power, and has him arrested.
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Allied forces invade Omaha beach encountering extreme resistance. AKA D-DAY!
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General Omar Bradley unleashes massive air and land bombardment against enemy at St. Lo
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Under dense fog, 8 German tank divisions break through weak American defense along 80 mile front.
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Eisenhower accepts unconditional surrender of the Third Reich.