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Germany and Italy
Germany and Italy become alliances -
Germany and Soviet Union
Germany and The Soviet Union agreed not to invade each other. -
Japan
Japan became known as the Axis -
Germany renewed its blitzkrieg("lightening war")
Germany renewed its blitzkrieg("lightening war") attacking Denmark and Norway -
German Wehrmacht (armed forces)
German Wehrmacht (armed forces) began its invasion of the Netherlands -
Evacuation
Evacuation began -
Bomb in Dunkirk
German Luftwaffe (airforce) bombed the port of Dunkirk -
Evacuation completed
Evacuation finally completed -
France surrendered
France surrendered -
German massive bombing
German Luftwaffe started massive bombing aimed at distroying harbours and shipping facilities in Southern England -
Bombing raids
Bombing raids targeted air fields and aircraft factories -
German strategy shift
German strategy shifted to bombing civilian targets -
Japan invasion
Japan was prepared to invade U.S and European colonies in Southeast Asia -
Hitlers plans
Hitler finally gave up his plans to invade Britain -
Japanese bomb Pear Harbour
Japanese planes bombed U.S Naval base in Pearl Harbour in Hawaii -
Fall of Hong Kong
Hong Kong fallen to the Japanese -
USSR
Germany lanched another offensive in the USSR -
Soviet Union Allied powers
Soviet Union now one of the Allied powers -
Trade war
Trade war finally began to turn -
Germany Surrendered
Germany surrendered -
Allies cleared North Africa
Allies cleared North Africa of Axis forces and could turn their attention to invasion of Europe -
Canadian soldiers invade Sicily
Canadian soldiers participated in the Allies invaston of Sicily -
Soviets advancing
Soviets were advancing into Eastern Europe towards Germany -
Took over Italy
Allies finally took over Rome but fighting continued in Italy until spring 1945 -
D-Day
Allies launched "operation Overlord" a full scale invasion of Europe -
Allied forces attacked Germany
Allied forces attacked Germany -
Canadians defeated German army
The Canadians defeated German army in the northern city of Groningen. -
Hitler committed suicide
Hittler and his wife Eva Braun had committed suicide in a bunker in Berlin rather than submit to the Allies -
German troops surrounded
German troops in the Netherlands were surrounded, and they surrendered. Even before they surrendered Canada had begun to air drop food over parts of the Netherlands. -
Germany surrendered
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Canadian march
Canadians marched through the streets of Dieppe, where only 2years earlier they had suffered a terrible defeat.