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From the events that led to war to the end of the war itself.
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Hitler's raise to total power starts taking place. This begins Germany's fascist and agressive policy.
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After the March on Rome the Italian king Savoia, appointed B. Mussolini at the vertex of power in Italy, Mussolini now has total control and he's a dictator. Italy allies with Germany.
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After the Civil War Stalin becomes the overall leader of the USSR. He is a dictator as well.
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The Japanese mske their first move. It's the beginning of a series of victories.
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Adolf Hitler has obtained dictatorial powers over Germany.
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The U.S. declare they'll completely stay out of the war. With this Act not only thay can't engage combat, they can't even trade weaponry with other countries.
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Japan passes under martial law-government.
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Germany breaks the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles, which was the peace treaty that ended WW I
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The unmatched Japanese invade Nanjing and massacre a quarter of a million people.
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It gave the Sudetenland of Chechoslovakia to Germany
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The Nazis abusing of Jews intenisfies. They start putting them in concetration camps, in which they are treated as slaves and killed in tremendously big numbers.
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Germany and URSS sign a pact in which they state they'll not attack each other.
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Despite what Hitler thought, this time Britain and France take action and the declare war, even though they don't have the means to conduct one yet.
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Nazis sweep through and take control of the countries listed above.
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As a consequence, USSR joins England in fighting the Germans.
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The U.S join the war
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More than 70,000 prisoners are marched to an internment camp 60,000 miles away. During the march the weren't provided with food and they scarcely had any water, nearly half of them didn't survive the march and fewer survived the camp.
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Gamechanger of war in the Pacific
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Russians stop the Nazi at Stalingrad and save Moscow
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Invasion of France at Normandy by Allies. One of the biggest military amphibian landings ever. An operation that counted about 155,000 soldiers of the Allied forces. Made possible thanks to leaked information onwhere the Nazis located their defenses. A huge gamechanger in World War 2.
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Last offensive of German Forces
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v-e The Nazis are defeated
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