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May 22,1934. German U-boats break contact in North Atlantic

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May 22,1934. German U-boats break contact in North Atlantic

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Germans secretly dispatched submarines into the Atlantic, and signed a Non-Aggression Pact with the Soviet Union.

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German air attacks delayed French redeployments while the Germans raced ahead with their own.

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President Roosevelt proposed a Lend-Lease Bill, whereby equipment could theoretically be returned and accounts settled later

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 june 22,1940. Germans Invade Soviet Union 

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 june 22,1940. Germans Invade Soviet Union 

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Germans had command of the air and superior equipment and training. They exploited these advantages to force the British, French, and the Norwegian government out of the country.

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Hitler had long espoused hatred of Jews, and promulgated theories blaming an international Jewish conspiracy for Germany’s defeat in World War I and other problems. His regime persecuted German Jews from the beginning, subjecting them to property confiscation, imprisonment, and physical attack

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07 december, 1941. Japanese Attack pearl Harbor

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07 december, 1941. Japanese Attack pearl Harbor

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the first of two waves of Japanese planes attacked. Effects were devastating. Eighteen ships, including seven of eight battleships, were sunk or severely damaged.

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07 december,1941 Philippine Islands Campaign 

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07 december,1941 Philippine Islands Campaign 

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Here it put up a valiant defense, forcing the Japanese to call off their offensive on 8 February for several weeks while they awaited additional troops and supplies.

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Japanese Army. Allied planners considered it vital to keep them committed in that theater. Japan’s naval dominance and its seizure of the Philippines,

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ttacked the Japanese carriers by air while the Japanese planes were bombing Midway, or replenishing themselves upon having returned to their carriers.

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Of numerous projects to harness scientific knowledge, none was more elaborate or consequential than the so-called “Manhattan Project” to build an atomic bomb

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A massive Allied force of almost three million built up in the British Islands. Allied bombing and French Resistance attacks isolated the future battlefield, while elaborate security and deception plans focused German attention in the vicinity of the Pas-de-Calais

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lthough these and other issues were addressed at the Potsdam Conference (17 July – 2 August, 1945), closure was not fully achieved until the Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany signed in Moscow on 12 September 1990.

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april 12, 1945. President FDR dies during 4th term.

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april 12, 1945. President FDR dies during 4th term.

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summary:the Allies issued the Potsdam Declaration, presenting Japan with an ultimatum and defining terms of surrender. The Japanese government ignored the ultimatum.
and how the Japanese did not immediately respond another B-29,

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summary:Japanese hard liners attempted a coup that failed, and the Americans launched their most massive conventional air raids yet. On 14 August the Japanese committed to surrender within the terms of the Potsdam Declaration

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summary: began a series of military tribunals to prosecute prominent members of the military, political and economic leadership of defeated Nazi Germany.