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EJE ROMA-BERLIN
Mussolini gave a speech where he greeted new tirols friendship and announced the existence of a Vertical Berlin-roma. Journalists soon began to speak of the Roma-berlin axis. This agreement was subsequently reinforced by the Covenant Anti-Komintern germano-nipon -
PACTO ANTIKOMINTER ENTRE ALEMANIA Y JAPON
Treaty signed by Germany and Japan which stated the hostility of both countries to communism and the Communist International. A year later was joined to it the Italy of Mussolini. In 1939 the Franco Spain did. -
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GUERRA CIVIL ESPAÑOLA
It was a conflict between the Republican side and the national side led by general Francisco Franco -
CONFERENCIA DE MUNICH (POLITICA DE APACIGUAMIENTO)
Initially Czechoslovakia rejected this annexation, since it meant a decline of its territory. In addition the Sudetenland border region provided an ideal defensive holography for the had, which would be defenseless militarily if they yielded this region, as it is subsequently confirmed -
PACTO DE ACERO
Wanted hard by Von Ribbentrop and German diplomacy since 1938, he stumbled upon the lack of Italian preparation for an immediate war. The intensification of tensions in 1939, and in the Italian case, the growing tension with France, led to that Mussolini and Ciano companies into line finally to sign a close military alliance Pact. -
PACTO GERMANO SOVIETICO
The USSR had tried to reach an agreement on collective security against the nazi Germany with France and Great Britain. The signing of the agreements of Munich in September 1938, left to the Soviets at the prospect of confronting the nazi expansion in Eastern Europe alone. Consequently, Stalin launched a new diplomatic approach. -
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SEGUNDA GUERRA MUNDIAL
What happened in the war against Finland led the Germans to despise the fighting value of the Red Army and decided them to year and a half later to launch Operation Barbarossa, ignoring the Soviet successes against the Imperial Japanese army -
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VICTORIAS DE EJE
the second world war can be differentiated perfectly two stages. The first, between 1939 and 1942 was marked by constant victories of the axis, highlighting especially that of Germany in Europe and Japan in Asia. In the second stage the direction of the war took a turn in a radical way -
INVASION DE POLONIA: COMIENZO DE LA GUERRA
It was a military action of the nazi Germany aimed at annexing Polish territory -
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EL TRIUNFO ALIADO
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BATALLA DE STALINGRADO
After the relative failure of the invasion of 1941, which had made significant gains but had failed in its attempt to occupy Moscow and Leningrad, Hitler, unable to launch in 1942 an offensive of equal magnitude, chose to move to a limited attack rather than consolidate achieved annexations. -
DESEMBARCO DE NORMANDIA
On June 6, 1944, known as the "D-Day", the Allies began landing an army of more than 150,000 troops (73,000 US and 83,000 British and Canadian) on the beaches of Normandy. -
CONFERENCI DE SAN FRANCISCO : CREACION DE LA ONU
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REDICIÓN DE ALEMANI
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BOMBA ATOMICA DE HIROSHIMA Y NAGASAKI
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CONFERENCIA DE POSTDAM
