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A meeting of representatives from Britian, France, Italy, and Germany, at which Britian and France agreed to allow nazi Germany to annex part of Chechoslovakia's new boarders.
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An agreement in which nations promise not to attack. (Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union)
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A suprise attack by Germany on on Poland and the Germans used a new military stratagy called blitzkrieg. Blitzkrieg is a form of warfare in which suprise attacks with fast moving airplanes followed by massive attacks with infantry forces.
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Germany made a suprise attack on Denmark and Norway. Denmark fell after four hours after the attack and Norway surrendered after two months.
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The sound of tanks and aircraft announced the begin of the invasion. The Soviet Union was not prepared for the attack and although they had a very large army the troops were not well trained nor well armed. After one week of the attack the Germans pushed 500 miles into the Soviet Union.
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A declaration of princaples by the british prime minister Winston Churchhill and U.S president Franklin Roosavelt on which the allied peace plan at the end of WWII was based.
