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An inside look of then destruction from Germany's perspective

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The Start of a Global Conflict, The Invasion of Poland

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The Start of a Global Conflict, The Invasion of Poland

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A brutal introduction to the capabilities of blitzkrieg(lightning war)

Introduction to the SS "Death's Head" regiments which terrorized the populace

Marked the beginning of WWII

(September 1 to October 5, 1939)

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Examples of the casualties and destruction caused by the invasion.

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The Fall of a Great Nation, The Battle Of France

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The Fall of a Great Nation, The Battle Of France

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An incredible 6 week invasion of Low Countries which came with encirclement and defeat of allied forces

A humiliating defeat for the British and French Allied forces as well as a show of strength of the German military

The battle that would inevitably lead to the fall of France

(May 10–June 25, 1940)

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The Legendary Panzer Ace: Michael Wittmann

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The Legendary Panzer Ace: Michael Wittmann

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Destroyed 139 tanks in his career

Known most famously known for his attack on Villers-Bocage

Died in an ambush made by the Allies in Falaise Pocket

(April 22, 1914 - 8 August 1944)

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an image of the small portion of innocents forced into the slave camps of Auschwitz

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Nazi Germany's Greatest Atrocity, The Holocaust

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Nazi Germany's Greatest Atrocity, The Holocaust

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Sent thousands of Jews, and P.O.W.'s to their deaths in concentration camps

Horrible treatment and conditions within these concentration camps.

By the time the Allies had freed the camps more than 6 million in Jew alone had died to the concentration camps

1933 - 1945

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An aerial view of the attack on Pearl harbor from a Japanese perspective

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A Troubling Decision: The Attack On Pearl Harbor

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A Troubling Decision: The Attack On Pearl Harbor

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A devastating surprise attack made by the Japanese that left 2,400 dead

Nearly 20 American naval vessels, including eight battleships were destroyed or damaged.

After this attack, a decision was made by the president Franklin D. Roosevelt to join WWII

(December 7, 1941)

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Scientists observing the world's first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction

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The Deadliest Weapon in History, The Manhattan Project

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The Deadliest Weapon in History, The Manhattan Project

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The culmination of some of the greatest minds in history, Enrico Fermi, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Hans Bethe.

The creation of the worlds most destructive weapon in history.

Laid the groundwork for the development of peaceful nuclear innovations, including nuclear power.

(1942 - 1945)

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Examples of the fierce battling in Stalingrad

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Turning Point of The War, The Battle of Stalingrad

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Turning Point of The War, The Battle of Stalingrad

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The successful Soviet defense of Stalingrad

Capture of the vital 6th Panzer army

Marked the Turning point of the war in favor of the allies

(July 17, 1942–February 2, 1943)

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The successful capturing of the city of Berlin by Soviet forces

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The End of a Dictator, The Battle of Berlin

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The End of a Dictator, The Battle of Berlin

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The complete encirclement and capture of the German capital, Berlin

As the Soviets slowly marched towards Hitler, holed up in his bunker, he committed suicide, the end of a dictator

The battle that would later lead to the surrender of the Nazi Empire

April 16, 1945 - May 2, 1945

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The Fall of the Axis Powers, The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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The Fall of the Axis Powers, The Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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The surrender of the last Axis Power.

The end of the greatest global conflict in history.

September 2, 1945

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The Strongest Adhesive Around: The Invention of Superglue

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The Strongest Adhesive Around: The Invention of Superglue

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While attempting to make new clear plastic iron sights for soldiers in WWII researchers at Eastman Kodak Co. accidently came across a new compound

The compound in question would later be revisited and given a new purpose as Super Glue, invented by Dr. Harry Wesley Cooper.

1942