War World II

By carla17
  • Nazis begin concentration camps

    Nazis begin concentration camps
    Hitler was in conrtoll of the camps. The camps held around 45,000 prisoners by 1933 and expanded throughout the years.
  • Nazi-Soviet pact signed

    Nazi-Soviet pact signed
    Both countries agreed not to attack each other, therefore the signing for this agranment.
  • Germans invade Poland

    Germans invade Poland
    Germans attack Poland with more than 2,000 tanks and over 1,00 planes. It was a sudden attack the Poland did not see coming.
  • Britian and France declare war on Germany

    Britian and France declare war on Germany
    Britain went to war with Germany after Athenia/ship was sunk by a German's U- 30 submarine and Britain lost many crew members and other belongings.
  • Germans launch the Blitz onLondon

    Germans launch the Blitz onLondon
    More then one million london houses were destoryed or damage, 40,000 civilons were killed which is hald of london.
  • United States signs the Lend Lease acl

    United States signs the Lend Lease acl
    wanting to move foward a more active rol in conflict provided Britain with all possblie aid short of war.
  • Germany incades the Soviet Union

    Germany incades the Soviet Union
    It was the largest military operations of world warII.
    It marked the begining of the pivotal phase in deciding the victors of war.
  • Germans surrender at Stalingrad

    Germans surrender at Stalingrad
    It was the bloodiest battle in history of warfare, combined causualties amounting to nearly two million Germans army made a great impact turning point in the whole war.
  • D-Day

    D-Day
    Invasion of Normandy, France by allies during the world war II, largest amphibious military assault in history and requried extensive planning.
  • Yalta Conference

    Yalta Conference
    Government of the United stated, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union re-established the nations of warnt on Europe.
  • V-E day

    V-E day
    This was a day when the World War II allies formally accepted the inconditional surrender of army forces against the Nazi.