World War II Begins

By tlazor
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    the path to war

  • The Austrian Anschluss

    The Austrian Anschluss

    Hitler threatened to invade German-speaking Austria unless Austria Nazis were given important government post.
  • THE ANNOUNEDMENT OF THE ANSCHLUSS

    THE ANNOUNEDMENT OF THE ANSCHLUSS

    Hitler sent troops into autsria in march and announced the Anschluss, or unificantion, of Austria and Germany
  • MUNICH CONFERNCE

    MUNICH CONFERNCE

    Britain and France agreed to Hitler's demands, a policy that comes to be know as appeasement
  • Appeasement FAIL!!!!

    Appeasement FAIL!!!!

    Germany sent troops into czechoslovakia and divided the country
  • WAR WAS INEVITABLE

    WAR WAS INEVITABLE

    Britain announced that if poland went to war to defend its territory, Britain and France would come to its aid.
  • INVADE POLAND

    INVADE POLAND

    Hitler order the German army to prepare to invade Poland
  • COMMUNISM and NAZISM

    COMMUNISM and NAZISM

    The nonaggression pact, singed by Germany and the USSR shock the world.
  • WORLD WAR II HAS BEGUN

    WORLD WAR II HAS BEGUN

    Germany invade Poland, two days later Britain and France declared war on Germany
  • THE CAPITAL HAS FALLIN

    THE CAPITAL HAS FALLIN

    Warsaw, the Polish capital, fell to gremans
  • POLISH LOST!!!!!

    POLISH LOST!!!!!

    The Germans had defeated the Polish military
  • THE FALL OF FRANCE

    Hitler launched a new blitzkrieg
  • EVACUATION ENDS

    338,000 British and French troops have been saved
  • THE SPEACH

    Winston Churchill gave a speach and vowed British will never to surrender
  • THE SURRENDED

    Hitler accepted the French surrender
  • AIR ATTACK

    German air froce, called the Luftwaffe, began to attack British shipping in the English Channel
  • The attack on Pear Horbor

    The attack on Pear Horbor

    Japan attack Pear Horbor, and sank or damaged 8 Battleships, three cruisers, four destroyers, and six other vessels.
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    America Enters World War 2

  • Germany Declares Wars

    Germany Declares Wars

    Germany and Italy both declares war on the united states.
  • Replacement

    Replacement

    military planner suggested replacing short-range bombers with long-range bombers
  • Lack of Food and Supplys

    Lack of Food and Supplys

    troops ate cavalry horses and mules along with diseases such asmalaria, scurvy and dysentery, toll their toll
  • Hornet

    Hornet

    a crane loaded 16 B-25s onto the aircraft carrier hornet
  • Decoded

    Decoded Japanese messages alerted the united states to the Japanese attack on New Guinea
  • high point

    Make the the high point of Germans submarine in spring
  • Bataan Peninsula Surrendered

    Bataan Peninsula Surrendered

    The weary Defenders of the Bataan Peninsula finally Surrendered.
  • Bombers Attack

    American bombs fell on Japan for the first time
  • The battle

    Battle of the Atlantic turned against Germany
  • Corregidor Surrendered

    Corregidor Surrendered

    The Philippines had fallen to the japaness
  • Hitlers Orders

    Hitlers Orders

    Order his troop to capture strategic oil flieds, factories, and framlands in southern russai
  • Ambush

    unaware that they were haeding into an ambush, the Japanese launch their aircraft against midway
  • Sunk

    1.2 million tons ofshipping were sunk.
  • Periphery

    The attack on the edges of the German Empire.
  • Product

    American shipyards produced more ships than German submarines managed to sink
  • German Submarines

    German Submarines

    sunk about 360 American ship along the East Coast.
  • Stalin Orders

    his troop to hold Stalingrad at all costs
  • Destert Fox

    Destert Fox

    The british forced General Erwin Rommel to retreat after a 12-day battle against the coastal city of El Alamein
  • Reinforments

    Soviet reinforments arrived and surrounded stalingrad
  • Surrendered

    The last German troop in north Africa surrendered
  • The battle ends

    91,000 Germans had surrendered, but only 5,000 of them survived the Soviet prison camps.