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John J. Pershing - US Army Leader in WW2

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John J. Pershing - US Army Leader in WW2

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William Tecumseh Sherman - Sherman's March Leader

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William Tecumseh Sherman - Sherman's March Leader

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Shermans March had shown a lot of domanince and how the Nazis had lots  of control. Shermans march was really for a march to show dominance and so did the US saving a lot of lives, and showed their very stong dominance!

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Seeking power were the Nazis, they finally had lots of power during WW2, but that day the U.S saved them and getting evidence with them. The Shermans March shows the same power doing and marching their own path.

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The march that day showed power and the power of their men. “make old and young, rich and poor, feel the hard hand of war.” They wanted to show the towns people how the war was, and that it should end.

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Movement for the Care of Children organized the saftye and shelter of over 10,000 central European Jewish refugee children between December 1938 and September 1939. This is like how the families had to previd homes and help the troops in war or injured. The families of both the Troops and the Jewish wanted the war to end.

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The U.S saved a lot of Jews on April 11 at the end of WW2, just like how the people in the towns of terror in the Civil War that got to see everyone joining together for a peace treaty.

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President Harry S. Truman discussed a peace settlement with Germany and Japan. Heavy casualtyies happend in Japan in war. They may have to use the new atomic bomb to end it. General Douglas Author accepted Japan’s formal surrender in Tokyo Bay.

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Compare Sherman's March with other instances of total in WW2

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The event that ended the war, was the marking of the end of the Civil War. Confederate General Edmund Kirby Smith, Commander of their forces in west mississippi, signed the paper to end this bloody and gory war. The Surrender terms by Union negotiators were the formal end to the war.