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The war first began when Germany invaded Poland, which is interesting because this was around the same time some people in Germany started a resistance against the rising powers

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I also found Hitlers rise to power interesting.  Theres so much suspicious things that happens during his rise to power like the night of the long knives.

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I think the battle of Stalingrad was the most important event due to the fact it stopped the rapid German advance into Russia which if they reached Moscow the war would have ended quickly after resulting in an Axis Victory. -Jay

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when Japan attacked pearl harbor impacted everyone

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I found d day interesting because if that would have failed then it could of changed the entire outcome of the war

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i thimk the most interesting was the battle of britian

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I found Nagasaki and Hiroshima interesting because atomic bombs are so powerful what if they ended up shooing them the wrong way or they malfunctioned. it might be able to kill everyone.

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i found the Japanese harbor attack interesting bc nobody rlly new why

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I think the most interesting was D-Day because how the were just pushing through France to get to Germany. - Sydney Z

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I think death day had the greatest impact

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I found Hitlers rise to power interesting because nobody stopped him.

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I think an event that had one of the greatest impacts on WWll was D day

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I foung the bombing of Hiroshima the most interesting because it was the first time a bomb of that size was used for a war. It was completly new and no other military force had something like it.

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I found Hiroshima and Nagasaki interesting because after a long battle, two bombs ended it instantly whereas that was not the case in the battle in the mainland to the west. -Jack Clark