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"Estadio Nemesio Camacho el Campín" was opened.
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Mass shooting in Cundinamarca, Colombia, during Eduardo Santos' presidency.
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The invasion of Poland causes its allies to declare war on Germany, this event launches World War II. The invasion was on September 1st and France and Great Britain declared war on September 3rd.
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Salin orders the invasion of Poland trying to secure himself part of the country.
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Warsaw is captured after surrendering to German troops, this leaves Poland holding out. They only lasted 9 more days before having to capitulate.
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Norway is invaded by Germany, ending the 6 month-long period called the "Phony War"
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Winston Churchill becomes the new British Prime Minister, Germany invades Belgium that same day.
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German forces gain control over Paris forcing France to capitulate 11 days later.
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The Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, which causes the start of the war between them. Hitler decides to declare war on the US as well 4 days later because he started sensing weakness (December 11).
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One of the major battles of the Eastern Front, Germany and its allies weren't able to take control of Stalingrad in South Russia after unsuccessfully fighting the Soviet Union. It included civilian attacks through the air and close-quarter fighting.
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Known as the "Golpe de Pasto", a group of soldiers took power for a couple of hours in Pasto.
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After being defeated and with the Soviets on their way to his bunker, Hitler committed suicide alongside his wife Eva Braun who he married a day before taking cyanide.
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The Soviet Union begins to surround Berlin in April 1945 and eventually cause the fall of Berlin. This eventually leads to the surrender of German forces.
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The USA drops two atomic bombs; One on Hiroshima and the other one on Nagasaki. This event still has consequences nowadays. The first one was on August 6th and the second on August 9th.
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The surrender of Japan marks the end of WW2 conflicts.
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Alongside the 1947 reform, it helped advance the institutional hierarchy of the attorney general and prosecutor.