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ensured a absence of the Soviet Union in a European War, as well as separating Germany and Japan from forming a military alliance
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Lasted one month and five days. The results were a decisive German Victory that started WWII. Poland had 199,700 casualties, but Germany, Slovakia, and the Soviet union only had 59,000 combined casalties
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Britian and France went to war against Germany due to the invasion of Poland
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Air campaign led by the Germain Luftwaffe against the United Kingdom. FIrst major battle fought entirely by air forces.
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Marked the end of the isolationist tradition in the United States. Civilians were drafted due to the possibiluty to face unfriendly opposition and war
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Largest German military operation of WWII. Goal was annihalation of the Communist state and Jews
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defined Allie goals for the Post-war
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Surprise Military attack conducted by the Japanese Navy. attack was intended as a preventative action to keep US fleet from interfearing with military actions of Japan
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Germany Anounced that thy must side with Italy and defend their ally Japan
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Conference held by senior officials of the Nazi Regime. The purpose of the conference was to inform leaders of Departments responsible for various policies relating to Jews
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Most important Naval battle of the pacific campaign. ended in a decisive American victory
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first major offensive move by the Allies against Japan. Afterwards the Japanese made multiple attepts to take back the land that they had lost, but they were unseccessful
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Nazi Germany fought against the Soviet Union for control of Stalingrad. It is recognized as one of the bloodiest battles in the history of warfare, also it was the turning point for WWII in Europe
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The United States wanted to land in Europe as soon as possible, but Franklin D. Roosevelt agrred to support Prime Minister Churchill in his plan to land in North Africa.
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held to plan the Allied European strategy for the next phase of World War II. Produced the "Casablanca Declaration" which announced to the world that the Allies would accept nothing less than the “unconditional surrender” of the Axis powers.
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Mussolini stepped down as leader of the Military. Victor Emmanual assumed control of the Army. Seen as a Massive blow to the Axis Powers.
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Italy signed an unconditiolnal armistance with the allies. Later the Italian leader announced the surrender to the people, and even hinted that they should turn against Germany and their former allies
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first WWII conference held between all three "Big" leaders
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Normandy landing during the invasion of Normandy. resulted in a decisive Allied Victory
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started by an uprising of the French Resistence. Took place until the surrender of the occupying Germans. Allied Victory
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Major German offensive campaign. The surprise attack caught Allied forces off guard. Most costly battle in WWII
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meeting of the heads of government of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union. Discussed the reestablishment of the regions of war-torn Europe
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United States fought to capture Iwo Jima from the Japanese. wanted to control the island in order to stage attacks on the Japanese mainland. American Victory
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offensive operation by the Soviet Union. Ended with the surrender of Berlin. Soviet Victory
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Injested a cyanide capsule, and then shot himself in the head with a pistol while in his underground shelter
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Allied forces began to take a large number of Axis prisoners. After the deaths of Hitler and Mousolini, the Germans began to surrender.
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held in Postdam, Germany. Determined how to administer punishement to the defeated Nazi Germany.
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second use of Atomic Bomb in war to date. Part of Allies invasion of Japan. 90,000-160,000 killed
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one of the two uses of atomic bombs in warfare to date. Part of Allies invasion of Japan. 60,000-80,000 killed.
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Brought WWII to an end. Japanese asked Soviet Union to neotiate peace with the US on their behalf
