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Japan begin takeover of Manchuria which later was named Manchukuo
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Hidenburg was elected in Germany defeating Nazi Party, that candidate Adolph Hitler and other candidates. Paul Higenburg, was president of the Weimar Republic, which was a German World War I general and hero.
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Franklin Dolano Rosevelt (FDR) makes his first "fireside chat" speaking to the United States population over the radio
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) is elected president of the United States
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Hindenburg appoints Hitler to be chancellor of Germany
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Dachau was the first concentration camp and is established in Germany. By the 1945, over 1000 concentration camp will be established.
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Adolph Hitler seizes the power of the country
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Jew and non-Aryans are banned from practicing law and working in the civil services. Later they will be banned from a variety of professions including farming, art, literature, journalism, music and theater. Between 1933-1939 over 1400 anti-Jewish laws will be passed in Germany. Jew is a group which is named "Son of Israel'' or ''Children of Israel, who it is being considered by based on normative religious statutes or self-identificatio
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Japan leaves the League of Nation. What is League of Nation? Was formed after World War I to be an international peace keeping alliance. While the United States monitored its activities closely, it never became a member because it did not sign the Treaty of Versailles which ended World War I.
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It country withdraw from the League of Nation
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Several thousand Americans attend a pro-Nazi rally in Queens. New York.
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Germany passes law restricting college enrollment of Jews. Similar legal discrimination already exists in the United States.
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Germany, legislation is passed making the Nazi party the only legal political party
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In Germany, 30,000 are now interned
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Hitler asume president of Germany when Hindenburg dies and gain control of the goverment
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In Germany, the first Nuremberg Laws are passed revoking citizenship from Jews and prohibiting them from marrying non-Jews
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Germany invades Poland, war begins: Germany seizes Czechoslovakia. Both Hitler and Stalin sign a nonaggression pact. Germany invades Poland, causing France and Britain to declare war on Germany.
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The camp was originally designed to hold Polish prisoners, who started arriving in May. As the camp gradually grew, Jews were killed in gas chambers. It became the Nazi’s “final solution to the Jewish question.”
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On this date the Battle of France, otherwise known as the Fall of France, took place, defeating primary France forces. On this date as well, the Battle of the Netherlands also began, and lasted until the main Dutch forces surrendered on the 14th.
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This was a battle apart of the western front. The British, French, and Belgian soldiers were cornered on the beaches but were rescued by the Royal Navy.
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This was one of the largest battleships that the German army had. They were very instrumental in the success of the German army, but was attacked and sunk by a fleet of British ships on this day.
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Over four million soldiers invaded the USSR, making it the largest invasion in history, using thousands of horses and weapons. This was incredibly bloody; causing almost 95% of all of Germany’s casualties during the war and 65% of the Allied casualties during the war.
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It was drafted to the US president (Roosevelt) and the British prime minister (Churchill) and was then later accepted by the allied forces
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Held at Wannsee, a suburb of Berlin, the senior officials of Nazi Germany met and discusses the cooperation of administrative leaders of different government departments in regards to the “The Final Jewish question.” It is the conference in which they decided that mass murder was their solution.
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This was one of the most important naval battles of the war. The United States’ navy inflicted major damage on the Japanese fleet. This was mostly a retaliation after the attacks on Pearl Harbor, which was six months prior.
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This was a conference where the allies met and decided what their strategies would be for the next phase of the war. In attendance was the US president, Franklin Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchil and generals Charles de Gualle.
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This was the invasion and establishment of Western Forces in Normandy, the largest invasion to ever take place. Canada, the French forces, the UK and the US all experienced combat during this siege. The invasion began with overnight parachute and glider landings onto five beaches.
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This was the final major battle of the war. Hitler committed suicide, which caused the unconditional surrender of Berlin and all the German forces. The United States also drops atomic bombs on Japan. This marks the end of World War II.
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Hiroshima was hit with atomic bombs by the United States during the final stages of the war. Nagasaki and Hiroshima were the first and only uses of nuclear weapons during wartime. This was a retaliation from their attack on Pearl Harbor.
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The Americans dropped atomic bombs on Nagasaki killing 140,000 people instantly. Tens of thousands later died of burns, wounds, and other injuries. Nagasaki suffered the same fate as Hiroshima.
