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The German-Soviet Pact in August, 1939, enabled Germany to attack Poland without reconsidering the Soviet intervention.
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The Philippine’s Resistance led to the fall of Bataan
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Cause of America entering the war
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The first air strike on the Japanese Homelands
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The alliances stopped the Japanese advance for the first time
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The Imperial Japanese Navy across the Pacific was stopped and never restarted
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The first major offensive against Japan
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Introduction of of American forces into the European theater against Germans from North Africa. (successful invasion)
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Meeting between U.S. President Franklin R. and British Prime Minister Winston C.
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(Code named Husky) major campaign of WWII. Allies took island of Sicily from Italy and Nazi Germany
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One month after Italy surrenders allied forces, it declared war on Nazi Germany
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WWII one of the most largest military operation which involved water landing by the allies in France
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American, British, and Canadian soldiers fought German troops
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U.S. President Franklin R., British Prime Minister C. , and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin made decisions regarding the future progress of the war and the postwar world
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One of the bloodiest battles of the war
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It was an example of how dangerous taking over Japan’s mainland would be
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It was the last major battle of Europe during WWII. Resulted as surrender of Germany army and the end of Hitler’s rules
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United States agreed on a “Europe first” strategy: concentrate on defeating Germany, Italy and their satellites
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It was intended to force Japan to surrender
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Japan surrendered causing the war to end
