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Hindenburg appoints Hilter chancellor of Germany
Hindenburg appoints Hilter chancellor of Germany -
Hitler seizes power in Germany. Hindenburg's population decreases
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Japan leaves the League of Nations. Nazi Germany had withdrawn earlier in the year.
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Germany withdraws from the League of Nations
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21st Amendment to the Constitution ends Prohibiton.
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Several thousand Americans attend a pro-Nazi rally in Queens, New York
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Germany passes law restriciting college enrollment of Jews.
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In Germany, 30,000 are now interned
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Hitler assumes the presidency of Germany when Hindenburg dies and thus gains full control of the government
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In Germany, the first Nurember Laws are passed revoking citizenship form Jews and prohibiting them form marrying non-Jews.
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Italy invades Ethiopia
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Spanish Civil War begins
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Berlin Olympic Games. Nazi's disguise outward signs of anti-Semitism
August 1-16, 1936 -
Japan invades China
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Germany signs military agreement with Japan
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Romanian Jews are stripped of their citizenship
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Jews eliminated from the economy in Germany. Their assets can be seized.
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World War 2 started
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The United States declares its neutrality
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Italy declares war on Britain and France
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Soviet Union renews pact with Germany
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Alled offensive in Northern Tunisia
April 7-30, 1943 -
Japanese invade India
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Allies occupy Rome
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Brussels liberated by Allied forces from German occupation
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Allied forces land in Greece
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The United States drops the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan
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The United States drops the second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan
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World War 2 ended
