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The Federal republic of Germany founded after WWI
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Hitler was elected fuher of the Nazi Party
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A nine nation meeting to halt Japan's expansion into the western pacific.
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Treaty signed by Us, GBR, France, and Japan to keep status quo in Pacific
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After Lenin suffered a stroke, Stalin was chosen as head of the Communist party of Russia, effectively putting him in charge.
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Agreement of limitation on Naval Presence
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Western Nations agreed to respect the integrity of China's sovereigny
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The attempt by the Entente to collect war reparations from Germany following WW1
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The Facist, Benito Mussolini, was elected as Prime Minister of Italy
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A manifesto of Adolf Hitler's ideologies that he wrote while in prison.
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After the Death of his father, Hirohito was appointed emperor of Japan
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Pact signed in Paris planning to outlaw war
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The Stock Market Crashed in New York City, starting the Great Depression
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Japan invaded Chinese held Manchuria
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A note of non-recognition of annexed territories by force.
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FDR Beats Hoover's bid for reelection
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HItler was elected chancellor of Germany, starting the facist regime
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Hitler comes to power, and the weeding out of the Jews begins
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Foreign policy of FDR that acted preferably towards our Western Hemisphere neighbors in order to prevent intervention from overseas nations not in our favor.
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The new deal began to help Ameria relief, Recover, and Reform after the great depression
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Secretary of State Hull votes for non intervention
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Meeting from world leaders on how to recover from world wide depression.
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FDR formally acknowledges the Soviet Union
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Provided for self governance of the philipines
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Gives President ability to negotiate down Tariffs.
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Hitler began rearmment of German Military.
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A series of Isolationist-minded acts made in response to growing turmoil in Europe and East Asia
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A revenge filled invasion of ethiopia took place.
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Hitler Remilitarized the Rhineland, against ToV orders
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Facist revolt took place in Spain, Evenually won
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Coalition between Germany and Italy, both Facist nations.
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Started the war between Japan and China
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Speech given by FDR calling for international quarantine of aggressor nations.
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Mass murder and rape committed by the Japanese people towards the Chinese
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Unionization/annexation of Austria by Germany
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Germany agreed to annex portions of Czechoslovakia, sign of appeasement.
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Germany Annexed Sudetenland
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Hitler annexed sudetenland and diivided up the territories.
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"Night of broken Glass" of government promoted vandalism and looting of Jewish businesses
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HItler's forces invade Czechoslovakia
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Pact between Nazis and Soviets about nonagression- led to invasion of Poland
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Germany invaded Poland and had control in less than two months.
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The Fake war between the invasion of poland and the invasion of France
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Chamberlain steps down, and Churchill is apointed Prime Minister
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Allies evacuate troops back to england to ecscape Nazi soldiers.
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The establishment of a puppet government by the Nazis after French invasion.
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Battle fought over Air Supremacy of England in an attempt to force the british to surrender.
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50 US destroyers were transfered to the UK in exchange for strategic western hemisphere bases.
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Axis powers are formed -- Japan, Germany, Italy
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Roosevelt wins unprecedented 3rd term in office
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Himmler ordered and sought out the creation of the Auschwitz death camp.
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50 Billion dollars of supplies were lended to Allied nations in order to support the war effort.
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Codename for Germany's invasion of Russia
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Defined Allies Goals post world war
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Administration made to stabalize prices
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Roosevelt Gave US Ships orders to shoot on German/Italian ships in west atlantic on Sight
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Japanese surprised attacked Pearl Harbor navy base, as well as bombing hospitals.
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After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the US Declared war on Japan
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Four freedoms the world deserves: Speech, Worship, Want, From Fear
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Hitler decideds that the solution of the world's ailments is an annihilation of the Jewish Race
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Ad campaign showcasing a muscular woman in a once male-held profession
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Government covered all production and development costs of industry, but also allowed for percentage of profit
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Campaign for Victory over facism and Victory over discrimination
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A board of business leaders to focus on converting industries from peacetime needs to wartime needs.
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Japanese Americans were imprisoned to prevent espionage and relieve racial tensions on the west coast
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After leaving his troops to face the Bataan Death March, Douglas Macarthur promised his return
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Following the Battle of Bataan, the Japanese forced 60,000 American/philipinio troops to march 80 miles to a prison camp
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US air raids over Tokyo to retaliate for Pearl Harbor
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Furthest southern extent of Japanese extent, battle fought to a tie.
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The secret government project to develop nucular weaponry begins.
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First Allied Victory in the pacific theater, this naval battle marked the turning point of the was in the pacific.
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American troops fought a 6 month long, bloody campaign over the control of the island of guadalcanal
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Russian Defense of the city of Stalingrad, over 2 million casualties.
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This battle fought near Cairo served as the turning point of the Operation Torch in Northern Africa.
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British-American invation of North Africa
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Conference, held in Casablanca, that was attended by allied leaders to plan for the invasion of Europe
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A WWII strategic meeting held between Winston Churchill and FDR
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Gave President power to stop strikes and seize plants focused on war effort
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Operation Husky, the Allied powers attacked two fronts in sicily, and took the island in less than two months.
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Island Hopping started on the island of Tarawa
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Strategy meeting between Churchill, Stalin, and FDR in Tehran.
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Allied Forces invade the beaches of Nornamdy France to begin the invasion of Europe
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Macarthur returned to liberate the phillippines
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"Divine Wind" Japanese planes used as the missles themselves, suicide dive into enemies.
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FDR was elected for an unprecedented 4th presidential Term
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Germany's last offensive push, created a bulge in the allied held lines, costliest battle of the European Theater
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Meeting with allied leaders to discuss post-war plans after German defeat.
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Battle over the island of Iwo jima, only battle in which American Casualties were higher than Japanese
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82 long day campaign to secure an air base to launch attacks at mainland Japan.
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After losing Power, Mussoini was executed.
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After realizing defeat, Adolf Hitler comitteed suicide
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Germany Surrendered unconditionally to the Allies
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Celebration of Victory in Europe following Germany's surrender
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United Nations form, fixed version of League of Nations
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Conference to determine the outcome of Nazi Germany after the war
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First Atomic Bomb ever used, dropped on Japanese city of Hiroshima
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The US dropped a second atomic bomb on Japan on the city of Nagasaki
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Japan Surrendered in the Pacific
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Japan formally surrendered after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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The trials of ex Nazis for war crimes committed towards the Jews
