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1889: Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria  April 20th 

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1889: Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria  April 20th 

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fun fact that was a 136 years ago

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Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn, Austria 1889 April 20th

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From 1939 to 1940 Finland defends their home from the giant red army (ussr) the red army smashed three defences and took Finland.March 12th 1940 Finland was given back by the ussr.

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1st September 1939: Germany invades Poland.

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1st September 1939: Germany invades Poland.

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Hitler had already invaded parts of Czechoslovakia and Austria. He had been warned to not take any more land but he did.

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1st September 1939: Germany invades Poland.

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3rd September 1939: Britain declares war on Germany

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3rd September 1939: Britain declares war on Germany

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Hitler had broken the rules in the Treaty of Versailles too many times and Neville Chamberlain takes action.

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7th September 1939: National Registration Act

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7th September 1939: National Registration Act

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The 1939 register was designed to capture the details of every member of the civilian population on a specific date.All households provide information for Identity and Ration Cards.

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October 1939: Dig for Victory campaign launched.

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October 1939: Dig for Victory campaign launched.

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To save the people from starvation the dig for victory encourage people to spare any bit of land they had left so they could make there own vegetables in the spare bits of land.

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Rationing began because the outbreak of world war 2 worried Britain because they didn't have enough farmland to sustain Britains increased population so they started to Ration.

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10th May 1940: Winston Churchill becomes Prime Minister

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10th May 1940: Winston Churchill becomes Prime Minister

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Neville Chamberlain stepped down in 1940,Winston Churchill got chosen for prime minister of the Labour and Liberal party. Neville Chamberlain stepped down because he was losing support from Britain.

Winston Churchill was a successful prime minister because he was successful leading Britain in world war 2 and he was passionate about not giving up.

https://www.gov.uk/government/history/past-prime-ministers/winston-churchill

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People could sleep in their own homes with extra safety. They were nicknamed 'table shelters' because they were designed to sleep under at night in case the house was damaged by bombs, and the rest of the time, they could be used as a table! They came as kits with a metal top and wire sides (with a little door), to be assembled at home and they were 2 metres in length, 1.2 metres in width and 75 cm tall. By 1945 a million were in use. They could help save people if their house was damaged but wouldn't save them from a direct bomb blast.

They were named after the person in the government who was in charge of home security. He was called Herbert Morrison.

Morrison Shelter Facts - Primary Facts

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The underground railway is used for air raid shelters for people who aren't solders in the war

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The Blitz was a bombing held in the United Kingdom in 1940. the bombings happened for 9 months: September 1940-may 1941. It was a battle between Luftwaffe and the R.A.F. Commanded by Adolf Hitler and Reichsmarschall Herman Goring. Daniel & Marty

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The attack happened for a whole 10 hours and it started shortly after 7pm.554 people were killed and there were over 1,000 casualties and more than 4,330 homes were destroyed.Coventry, was an important armament producing centre. Armament means military weapons that are used to fight in war.

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Between 1940 and 1941 the House of Commons was bombed by German air raids it was bombed 14 times during world war2

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House of Commons is a house where all of the prime minsters meet together to discuss their ideas. They get opportunities to ask good and sensible questions. Between 1940 and 1941 the House of Commons got bombed by the German air raids. Incendiary bombs, also known as fire bombs, caused the most damage to the House of Commons. https://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/building/palace/architecture/palacestructure/bomb-damage/

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Eleven coupons were needed for a dress, two needed for a pair of stockings, and eight coupons required for a man's shirt or a pair of trousers .

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It was to make further savings of labour and materials and minimise manufacturing costs.

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On the 28th of September 1941 Victor de lavaleye former Belgian Minister of justice and director of the Belgian -French language broadcast on the BBC.

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18th December 1941: National service act

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18th December 1941: National service act

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Women were called up for jobs such as mechanics, engineers and tank drivers while the men were at war

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18th December 1941: National Service Act  

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18th December 1941: National Service Act  

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The National Service Act extended constrictions to include women, who were called up to do these important jobs. At first, the Act called up unmarried women aged between twenty and thirty, and childless widows

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28 September 1942: Luftwaffe bombs historic cities around UK.

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28 September 1942: Luftwaffe bombs historic cities around UK.

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Shortly after 4pm, Nazi Germany responded to bombing from England. They destroyed bits of Exeter, Bath, Norwich,York, and Canterbury. In total, 3,236 people were killed and 4,148 were injured with only three Nazi bombers being shot down in what’s called the Badeker Blitz. Badeker was a series of guide books that the Nazis used because of their detailed maps.

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Why did Italy surrender in 1943?

-The Italian people, who had become disenchanted with the war, lost their will to resist and on Sept. 3, 1943, withdrew from the conflict.

-Dwight Eisenhower publicly announces the surrender of Italy to the Allies.

-Who was the president of Italy when they surrendered?

Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini.

How did Germany respond to Italy surrender?

-Germany's response to Italy's surrender to the Allies during World War II was swift and decisive. Hitler had German special forces rescue Mussolini four days after Italy's surrender on September 8, 1943.16

Why did Italy surrender so quickly?

-The relatively weak economy, lack of suitable raw materials and consequent inability to produce sufficient quantities of armaments and supplies

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1. On the 13 of October 1943 Italy officially joined the other side called, the Allies.

2. Italy join the allies because of there fails

3. In summer 1943

https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/World-War-II

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The Battle Of Britain took place between 10th July 1940- 31st October 1940. The Germans started by attacking coastal areas/targets. Attacks moved inland, concentrating on airfields and communication centres.

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Mussolini

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When Germany surrendered ww2 in Europe

ended and celebrations were held in Europe

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Germany had no other choice but to surrender because of death of Adolf Hitler. Alfred Jodi signed papers surrendering on the 7th May 1945.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Ww2+Germany+surrenders+facts+for+kids&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari&safe

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Japan surrenders after getting smashed by the USA atomic bombs ending WW2 for good.

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Bypass Road Near, https://w3w.co/truck.improving.easy, Island Farm Rd, Bridgend CF31 3LY, UK

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10th March in 1945  Island farm Bridgend 

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10th March in 1945  Island farm Bridgend 

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On the night 10th march 1945 79 German prisoners dug under the walls of camp 198 or island farm as it’s known now the german prisoners were spotted the next morning speaking German all around bridgeend.

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After loosing the fight at pearl harbour they decided to bomb Japan two times the other one being on August 9 194

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1. On the 13 of October 1943 Italy officially joined the other side called, the Allies.

2. Italy join the allies because of there military fails

3. In summer 1943 Italy was hopeless so they joined the Allies

https://www.britannica.com/place/Italy/World-War-II

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Celebrations erupted all around the world to end of World War ll . It is celebrated 8th of may every year.

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People ripped ration books to celebrate that we don't need rations anymore because WW2 is over.