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Hitler sends troops to Rhineland of Germany, in violation of the Versailles Treaty.
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Massacre of a quarter of a million people.
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The signing of the Munich Pact gave Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia to Germany.
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The Nazis began to round up Jews, so they could send them off to labor camps.
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The Nazi-Soviet pact was a surprising non-aggression pact between two declared mortal enemies, Adolf Hitler, leader of Germany and Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union.
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The nazis invade several more countries; Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Belgium, taking control of each of them.
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Hitler sends German troops to France, and on June 22, just 6 weeks after the invasion began, France surrendered to Germany.
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The Royal Air Force defeats the German Air Force to prevent invasion of their island.
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Hitler breaks his pact with Stalin's Russia and invades, after which the USSR joins England in fighting the Germans.
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Pearl Harbor in Hawaii is attacked by Japanese Naval and Air forces, after which U.S. declares war on Japan.
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Russians stop any Nazi advance at Stalingrad, and save Moscow.
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British and US forces defeat German and Italian armies in North Africa.
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Zoot suits were baggy looking suits that Latinos wore, for the most part. The Zoot suit riots happened after sailors got mad at them for using so much fabric instead of conserving it for the war effort. Rioting lasting a long time, and many Latinos were attacked.
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D-Day invasion of France at Normandy by Allies.
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Last offensive of German forces.
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FDR dies, and his Vice president, Harry S. Truman, takes his position as president.
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Victory in Europe.
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Victory in Japan
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Held in Nuremberg, Germany; Manila, Philippines and Tokyo, Japan.