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A revolution in Russia led by the Bolshevik party which was a starting point to the Russian Civil War.
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A bmeeting between the Allied powers and the other countries to discuss the punishments and changes to be made to the Central Powers.
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A Treaty signed that blamed Germany for aggression and forced them to pay back for damages.
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England refuses the renewal of the alliance with Japan, fearing that something is arousing between Japan and the United States,
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An Arms and Peace Conference held in Washington.
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Mussolini presented himself as the only man capable of restoring order, and becomes prime minister of Italy.
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Stalin schemed his way into power using his position as General Secretary and a series of ruthless political moves.
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A Treaty made between Germany and Russia to get rid of territorial disputes, by reestablishing normal relations between the two nations.
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Also known as the “Munich Putsch”. Where Hitler failed in an attempt to take over Bavaria, and is sent to prison.
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A plan to help Germany pay it's war reparations and help out their economy.
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Hitler's book about himself and his plans for Germany is published in a 2 volume set.
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A period where stock prices begin to rise until a severe Stock Market Crash hits the United States and launches the Great Depression.
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The French started constructing a line of defense of concrete fortifications, obstacles, and weapons that France constructed along its borders in case of a German attack.
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Manchuria was invaded by the Kwantung Army of the Empire of Japan.
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It was a dreadful famine headed by Joseph Stalin, as a means to undermine the nationalistic pride of the Ukrainian people.
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The first concentration camps living conditions were brutal.
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The chancelllor of Germany is awarded to Hitler.
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Stalin begins executing the undesirables
Stalin targets any suspected members of his cabinet and government.Resulting in the Great Terror eliminating many key figures in government. -
A series of murders where Nazi regimes carried out political purges.
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Hitler declares himself leader of Germany.
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Pieces of legislation declaring neutrality.
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An international multi-sport event Olympics, held in Berlin, Germany
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Also known as the "Nanking Massacre” It was an episode of mass murders and mass rapes committed by Japanese troops.
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Hitler invades and annexes Austria.
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Hitler invades Sudentenland (which is the German speaking area of Czechoslovakia).
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A settlement between the leaders of France, Italy, and Great Britain, that allowed Germany to annex Sudetenland.
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A civillian attack on Jews that takes place in Germany.
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Research on Atomic and Nuclear Bombs.
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Hitler set about conquering the rest of Czechoslovakia. He ordered his army to be ready to invade, and then plotted with the Slovak leaders to riot for independence
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Machine used to cipher through secret codes.
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A letter to FDR on the possibility of Atomic Weapons, is written by Einstein.
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Agreement between represenatives from Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union saying they would not attack each other.
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Hitler starts an invasion on Poland.
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Britain declared war on Germany because Germany had invaded Poland. France was an ally of Britain.
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Also known as Northern Wars.
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Russia invades Finland and starts a winter war, a ten year period of non-aggression.
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The German army quickly swept through Norway and in one month established its rule there.
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The quick Fall of France is one of the pivotal moments of the twentieth century.
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Winston Churchill was a British prime minister and statesman who led the country to victory against Nazi Germany and the Axis powers.
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Three years of a series of battles between the Axis and Allied forces chasing each other across this hostile terrain, in the North African desert.
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It was the first major campaign to be fought entirely by air forces, which was between Germany and Britain.
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The destruction of Jewish communities and a large whipeout of Jews.
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It was the code name for Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union during World War II, it was the largest invasion in the history of warfare.
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Japanese suprise attack on the United States.
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Japanese reloation camps in the U.S. are now going to be set up.
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First Japanese naval defeat in 350 years, the biggest naval victory.
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Offensive in the Pacific to battle the Japanese.
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Massive offensive by United States to stop Hitler.
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Massive failed offensive to attack Germany from the north through airborne forces.
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Massive German offensive campaign is held throughout the densely forested areas.
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American victory over the Japanese on the island of Iwo Jima.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt dies of a stroke.
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Hitler killed himself by gunshot in a bunker.
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Germany surrenders.
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First success of an atomic bomb.
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Atomic bombs are dropped in two Japanese cities causing massive casualties.
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Japan surrenders.
