Group 5- WWII & The Cold War

  • Axis Powers

    Axis Powers
    Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy sign a treaty of cooperation. Their Rome-Berlin Axis is announced November 1.
  • Japan invades China

    Japan invades China
    a clash occrued againt the troops of Japan and China near piping in northern china.
  • The Neutral Low Countries Fall

    The Neutral Low Countries Fall
    Germany attacks Western Europe seizing Luxembourg, Netherlands, and Belgium within the month of May. On June 22, they recieve northern France and their entire Atlantic coastline in France's armistice agreement.
  • Japanese planes of the first wave to pearl harbor

    Japanese planes of the first wave to pearl harbor
    planes take off from their japanese carriers, 49 high altitude bombers. type of planes they used: 51 dive bombers, 40 torpedo planes, 43 fighters.
  • US Enters WWII

    US Enters WWII
    The United States declares war with Japan. Japan seizes the Philippines, French Indonesia (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia), and British Singapore.
  • executive order 9066

    executive order 9066
    it allowed the order of Japanese americas
  • The battle at midway

    The battle at midway
    the battle began when the Japanese naval forces moved on the base in an effort to draw out and destroy the U.S. pacific fleet's aircraft carrier.
  • Massacre of Lidice

    Massacre of Lidice
    In reprisal of the assassination of SS Leader Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich, Nazis march into Lidice, Czechoslavakia and hunting down any notion of resistance. Over 1000 people were killed and 3000 Jews wered deported.
  • Guadal Canal

    Guadal Canal
    the guadal canal begins
  • italy surrenders

    italy surrenders
    italy surrenders to the war and does nothing else for the country
  • siege at leninggrad

    siege at leninggrad
    after 900 days the siege at leningrad is over
  • The Big Three Meet

    The Big Three Meet
    Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchil meet in Teheran, Iran. They confirm invading Western Europe and plan the invasion of Southern France.
  • D-DAY

    D-DAY
    156,000 american, british, canadian forces landed on 5 beaches along a 50 mile stretch. The invasion was one of the largest amphibious military assualts in history.
  • the turning point for europe during WWII

    the turning point for europe during WWII
    the turning point for Europe was the soviet union, also the battles of Stalingrad
  • assasination on hitler

    assasination on hitler
    the assasination against hitler failed dramatically
  • Battle of the Bulge

    Battle of the Bulge
    In an effort to split Allied territory, Germany attempts to reconquer Belgium. January 1, 1945, however, the Germans had to retreat.
  • Second Atomic Bomb Drop

    Second Atomic Bomb Drop
    Hiroshima's devastation was not enough for the Japanese War Council to capitulate. The US gave Japan the "Fat Man" which forced them to unconditionally surrender.
  • End of WWII

    End of WWII
    The Japanese delegation formally signs their surrender abord the USS Misouri. The USS Misouri flew the American, British, Soviet Union, and Chinese flags.
  • Marshall Plan

    Marshall Plan
    Secretary of State George Marshall announced his European Recovery Plan (ERP). The sixteen nations received administrative and technical aide from the Economic Cooperation Administration (ECA).
  • Eisenhower Doctrine

    Eisenhower Doctrine
    Congress gave the approval to a country to request American military and/or economic assistance if threatened by another state. This doctrine was aimed at the soviet threat.