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general and leader of Japanese government during World War II

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U.S. President who made the decision to use the atomic bomb

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confined areas within a city

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deliberate, mass execution of Jews

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German general who lead the German-Italian force in North Africa

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commander of American forces, defeated Rommel in Africa

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commander of American forces in the Pacific

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forced to leave a country

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June 6, 1944, the day Allied forces invade France on the beaches of Normandy

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labor camps meant to hold the people Hitler called enemies of the state

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German word for "lightning war," a type of assault that emphasized speed and close coordination between airplanes and ground forces

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crushing defeat of German forces, led to a turning point in the war

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Pacific battle that claimed 12,000 American lives for an Allied victory

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key Allied victory in the Pacific which weakened Japan's navy

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brutal battle in which the Allies captured a strategic island close to Japan

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lengthy battle in the Pacific resulting in an Allied Victory

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key battle in North Africa won by the British in October 1942

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German campaign to bomb Britain

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brutal forced march of American and Filipino prisoners of war by their Japanese captors

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military alliance made up of Germany, Japan, and Italy.

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giving in to aggressive demands in order to maintain peace.

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military alliance between Great Britain, France, and later the United States and the Soviet Union.