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Nazi-Soviet Pact, August 1939, Moscow, Russia

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Nazi-Soviet Pact, August 1939, Moscow, Russia

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This was the signing of a non-violence pact between German and the Soviet Union. Joseph Stalin and Joachim Von Ribbentrop the foreign ministers of both countries were the ones to sign the pact. In the aftermath Germany invaded Poland in September of 1939 marking the beginning of World War II. The pact had consequences that characterized the pre-war period.

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Nazi Invasion of Poland, September 1939, Poland

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Nazi Invasion of Poland, September 1939, Poland

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Germany, Poland, Britain, and France all participated in the war. German Invaded Poland under Adolf Hitlers command, launching a massive offense against Poland which quickly overwhelmed Poland's defenses. Germany quickly gained victory. But the invasion triggered many events which lead Britain and France to declare war on Germany.

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France's Maginot Line, 1930's, Along Frances Eastern Boarder

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France's Maginot Line, 1930's, Along Frances Eastern Boarder

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The Maginot Line was a massive defensive system constructed by France as a response to the trauma of World War I. The Line was designed to deter any potential German invasion. Consisted defensive positions and was equipped with lots of weaponry. It later was proved to be strategically flawed. In May of 1940 Germany launched an invasion against France, they bypassed the Maginot Line and bypassed through the Ardennes Forest, catching French solders off guard. The effectiveness of the line was limited causing Germany to be able to invade France.

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Due to Germany swiftly invading and bypassing the Maginot Line, The French and their allies were overwhelmed by the speed and power of the German Assault. Within weeks Paris fell, meaning France was Forced to surrender, leading to Germany gaining victory again. In the after math, this marked many turning points in the war, a moment of shock and devastation for France but significant triumph for Germany, which reshaped the course of the war.

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Miracle at Dunkirk, Spring 1940, Dunkirk, France.

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Miracle at Dunkirk, Spring 1940, Dunkirk, France.

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After Germany had invaded France, hundreds of thousands of British soldiers found themselves trapped and surrounded by German forces. A massive rescue operation was initiated, over a course of 9 days. Around 338,000 British soldiers were rescued. Not only did this save a significant portion of British forces but also played a pivotal role in war efforts. This "miracle" is remembered as a testament to the spirit of determination, solidarity, and courage.

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The Battle of Britain, July-October 1940, Britian

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The Battle of Britain, July-October 1940, Britian

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The Battle was fought primarily over the skies of Britain. Overnight German Luftwaffe made bombing raids over Great Britain but despite being outnumbered, Britain's skilled pilots successfully repelled against German attacks. This marked the first major defeat for Germans in this war. It was also a significant turning point, because it prevented the invasion of Britain.

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The Luftwaffe Raids, September 1940, London. 

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The Luftwaffe Raids, September 1940, London. 

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The Luftwaffe raids were a series of bombing campaigns carried out by the German air forces during World War II. They lasted for several months, targeting various ares of London, which caused widespread destruction and life loss. The goal of the bombings was to demoralize the British population and weaken their efforts to continue the war. Despite the efforts people of London had powerful resilience which helped the them keep courage during the bombings. The Blitz resulted in much destruction and damage but it also signified British strengthened and their ability to come together. This symbolizes British strength and their determination to not surrender to German forces.

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Operation Barbarossa, June 22 1941, Soviet Union

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Operation Barbarossa, June 22 1941, Soviet Union

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Operation Barbarossa was the code name for Nazi Germany's ambitious invasions of the Soviet Union during World War II. It was the largest military operation at this time. Its target was aimed at conquering vast territories, eradicate Soviet resistance, and secure vital resources. The soviet union's vast territory, harsh winters, and fierce resistance, meaning Germany was unable to achieve their objectives of swift victory. The operation marked a significant turning point in the war, leading to prolonged and brutal conflict on the Eastern front and shattered hopes of German victory.