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treaty Of Versailles
Signed on This date, the Treaty Of Versailles ended the war between Germany and the Allied Powers -
Mussolini comes to power in Italy
The 40th Prime minister of Italy -
Stalin's Five year plan
Stalin wanted to modernize industry and succeeded for the most part -
Stalin Becomes the Soviet Premier
After the death Of Lenin, Stalin became the Soviet Premier and Russified everything -
Hitler Became Chancellor Of Germany
President Paul Von Hindenburg appointed Hitler, already the leader of the National Soacialist German Workers' Party (Nazi Party) the chancellor of Germany -
Dachau Opens
The longest standing Concentration camp, Lasted almost the entire twelve years of the Nazi regime. Closed in April of 1945 -
Nuremberg Laws Pass
These Laws Were passed during the reign of the Third Reich and took Jewish presence out of the Aryan Race -
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Spanish Civil War
Military revolt against the Gov't of Spain -
Austrian Anschluss
Germany wanted all German speaking countries to unite -
Germany Annexes the Sudetenland
Great Britian,France, Italy and Nazi Germany signed an agreement allowing Germany to take this piece of Czechoslovakia -
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Kristallnacht
"night of broken Glass" -
Nazi-Soviet Pact signed
The agreement came as a shock to Europe and eventually led to an agreement to invade and divide the countries between them, Poland being the first -
Germany Invades Poland
Pretty much the start of WW2 -
Germany invades Norway and Denmark
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Auschwitz opened
Largest of the Death camps located in Poland. There were many Branches of the camp because it was so large -
Germany Invades soviet union
Largest German Military op of WW2 -
Pearl harbor attacked
Surprise military attack on American ships docked in pearl harbor, caused America to enter the war -
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Battle of stalingrad
Nazi germany fought Soviet union for occupation of Stalingrad -
D-Day Invasion
The beginning of the end of the war in Europe -
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Battle of the bulge
German army launcged a counteroffensive against the Allied soldiers -
Auschwitz liberated
Liberated by the red army, hundreds of thousands of Polish people as well as jews were said to have been held in Auschwitz -
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Yalta Conference
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Germany surrenders
Unconditional surrender of all German troops, East and West, demanded by Dwight Eisenhower -
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Nuremberg Trials
After the war, some people who were guilty of crimes committed during the Holocaust were put on trial held in nuremberg, Germany