ww2

  • Adolf hitlers rise to power in germany

    Adolf hitlers rise to power in germany
    He joined a struggling group called the national socialist german wookers party better know as nazi party. Adolf hitler had allowed a path to power similar to Mussolinis.
  • Benito Mussolinis fascist government in italy

    Benito Mussolinis fascist government in italy
    Benito was establishing a totalitarian regimein italy, where unemployment and inflation profuce bitter strikes. He played on the fears of economic collapse and communism .
  • Mein Kampf

    Mein Kampf
    In his book Mein Kampf, hitler set forth the basic beliefs of nazism that became the plan of action for nazi party. Hitler wrote Mein Kampf was to "secure for the german people the land and soil to which are entitled on this earth".
  • Japanese invasion of Manchuria

    Japanese invasion of Manchuria
    Japanese troops controlled the entire province, large region about tice the size of texas.
  • Storm troopers

    Storm troopers
    The german people were desperate and turned to hitler as their last hope. They were also called brown shirts.
  • Third Reich

    Third Reich
    According to hitler the third reich would be thousand year rich it would last for a thousand years.
  • Hitlers military build up in germany

    Hitlers military build up in germany
    Hitler pulled germany out of the league. In 1935 he began a military buildup in violation of the treaty of versailles.
  • Hitler invades the Rhineland

    Hitler invades the Rhineland
    He sent troops into the Rhineland, a german region bordering france and belgium that was demilitarized as a result of the treaty of verailles.
  • Mussolinis invasion of ethiopia

    Mussolinis invasion of ethiopia
    tens of thousand of itallian soldiers stood ready to advance on ethiopia. Ethiopian emperor appealed to the league of assistance.
  • Francisco Franco

    Francisco Franco
    A group of spanish army officers, he rebelled against the spanish republic.
  • Munich agreement

    Munich agreement
    The munich agreement turned the sudetenland over to germany without a single shot being fired.
  • Hitlers anschluss

    Hitlers anschluss
    German troops marched into austria unopposed. Germany announced that its union with austria was complete.
  • Joseph Stalin's totalitarian govermenet in the soviet union

    Joseph Stalin's totalitarian govermenet in the soviet union
    In a totalitarian state individuals have no rights, and the government suppresses all opposition
  • Rome Berlin axis

    Rome Berlin axis
    The war forged a close relationship between the german and italian dictators, who signed a formal alliance.
  • nonaggression pact

    nonaggression pact
    Once bitter enemies fasticst germany and communist russia now commited never to attack each other.
  • Blitzkrieg

    Blitzkrieg
    This invasion was the first test of germanys newest military strategy.
  • Britain and France declare the war on germany

    Britain and France declare the war on germany
    Two days following the terror in poland, britain and france declared war on germany.
  • Phony war

    Phony war
    Hitler turned against netherlands, belgiumm and luxembourgm, which were overrun by the end of may.
  • Hitler invasion of the netherlands

    Hitler invasion of the netherlands
    Hitler turned out against the netherland, belgium, and luxembourg which were overrun by the end of may. The phony war was ended.
  • Germany and italys invasion of france

    Germany and italys invasion of france
    Italy entered the war on the side of germany and invaded france from the south as the germany close in on paris from the north.
  • Marshal Philippe petain

    Marshal Philippe petain
    German would occupy the northern part of france and nazi controlled puppet government headed by marshal philippe petain would be set up at vichy in southern france.
  • The battle of britain

    The battle of britain
    The german began to assemble an invasion fleet along the french coast. The battle of britain raged om through summer and fall.
  • Hitler invasion of denmark and norway

    Hitler invasion of denmark and norway
    Hitler launched a surprise invasion of denmark and norway in order to protect freedom and independence.
  • Pearl harbor attack

    Pearl harbor attack
    Japanese dive bomber swooped low over pearl harbor the largest us naval base in the pacific.
  • battle of stalingrad

    battle of stalingrad
    The allies began to see victories on land as well as sea. German had been fighting in the soviet union.
  • us convey system

    us convey system
    Convoys were groups of ships traveling together for mutual protectionm as they had done in the first world war.
  • Battle of the atlantic

    Battle of the atlantic
    The german aim in the battle of the atlantic was to prevent food and war materials from reaching great britain and the soviet union.
  • operation torch

    operation torch
    The task of commanding operation overload as it was called fell to american general dwight D
  • unconditional surrender

    unconditional surrender
    Enemy nations would have to accept whatever terms of peace the allies dictated.
  • D Day

    D Day
    Banking on a forecast for clearing skies, eisenhower gave the go ahead for d day, the first day of the invasion.
  • the battle of the bulge

    the battle of the bulge
    As the german swept westward they captured 120 american near malmedy. Creating a bulge in the lines that gave this desperate last ditch offensive its name.
  • Bloody anzio

    Bloody anzio
    The effort of free italy did not succeed until 1945, when germany itself was close to collapse.
  • death of hitler

    death of hitler
    The next day hitler orders teo bodies were carried outside soaked with gasoline and burned.
  • v-e day

    v-e day
    General eisenhower accepted the unconditional surrener of the third reich.
  • harry s truman

    harry s truman
    While posing for a portrait in warm springs georgia , the president had a stroke and died, vice president harry became nations 33 president