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The entire length of World War II, from France and England declaring war on Germany, to the Axis Powers surrendering.
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The day the Japanese fleet attacked an American Navel base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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The day Germany and Italy declare war on the U.S.
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The day the painting "Day Shift" by Francis Criss is released to the public; this painting was to inspire women into joining the work force for the war.
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The day the painting "Winning a Battle of Production" by Hugo Gellbert is released for public view; this painting was to convince people that the war is based on production levels in the home country.
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The day the Allies invade northern France: the turn of the war.
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The day Germany surrenders to the Allies.
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The day the U.S. drops their atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.
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The day the U.S. drops their bomb on Nagasaki, Japan.
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The day Japan surrenders to the Allies.
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The year the painting "Hiroshima" by Janet Sobel is released for public viewing. This painting was to illustrate the destruction caused to Hiroshima and the people that died during the atomic bomb explosion.
