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The axis controlled most of Europe and north Africa at the start of 1942. The Nazis invaded the soviet union, using blitzkrieg tactics to overcome soviet troops massed at the border. Hitler already controlled oil fields in Romania, however he wanted more oil to keep war machines running, he cut off ailed oil from the middle east. first he had to secure north Africa by pushing the British out of Egypt.

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Roosevelt and Churchill meet in Washington in December 1941, they they had only a vague understanding on the extent of Hitlers extermination policies. Britain  could serve as a area for massing troops and resources before the assault. the italian army was fairly weak and italy would provide a good base for securing the rest of europe.

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Allied Gain War in north Africa and Italy 

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Allied Gain War in north Africa and Italy 

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American soldiers did their fighting of the war in a series of battles in the winter of 1942 through 1943 in Tunisia. axis resistance collapsed in north Africa, leaving around 250000 german and iItalian soldiers in the hands of the allies. allies crossed Terrane-an into Sicily, this massive invasion in June met little opposition. eventually north Africa campaigned and several other failures had caused them to lose faith in II Duce. the Fascist Grand council met and voted to restore the king and parliament to power.

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In June 1942, axis troops began to push farther into soviet territory. Hitler split his forces so they could seize the rest of the Caucasus and also take Stalingrad, a large city on the Volga river. By mid September, troops had a large soviet force trapped in a strip of the city along the Volga. in November, the soviet red army began a counterattack sending its troops forward against Nazi assault.

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VVS Gun Camera Footage - IL-2 BATTLE OF STALINGRAD -

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The Allies Liberate France (include D-Day)

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The Allies Liberate France (include D-Day)

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To prepare for the invasion of France, General Eisenhower gathered more than 1.5 million troops in southern England. at his command were 1200 warships, 800 troops transport ships, 4000 landing craft, 10000 airplanes, and hundreds of tanks. D-Day the day of the invasion, was on June 6, 1944. allied planes flew overhead, and warships offshore provided covering fire, landing crafts delivered around 50000 soldiers and 1500 tanks to Normandy beaches.

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When the allies crossed from France to Germany, they met great resistance. by December 1944, their offensive had stalled, Hitler then made plans to burst  through allied lines in the wooded region of Belgium, where american forces were weak. by April 1945, the rd army had fought through Poland and into Germany, to the outskirts of Berlin. on April 30, soviet soldiers were approaching Berlin bunker, where Hitler then killed himself. Germany quickly began to surrender on may 8 the war officially ended.