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Adolf Hitler was appointed as the Chancellor of Germany.

Adolf Hitler, the former dictator of Germany, believed that Germans should control the world.

He was arrested after his role in the Beer Hall Putsch. While in prison, he wrote a memoir titled "Mein Kampf," meaning "My Struggle." Soon after his release, he took advantage of the current German president's death, his enemies' vulnerability, and the chaos caused in Germany due to WWI, and used those reasons to rename himself the supreme leader of Germany.

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German Jews are stripped of their rights.

The Nazis, led by Adolf Hitler, imposed many laws that gave Jews few to no rights in. Books written by Jews were burned, synagogues were destroyed, and Jews were arrested and held in concentration camps simply for being who they were. The "Night Of Broken Glass" in November, 1938, marked the night when almost 100 jews died and thousands more were captured. Windows and houses were broken, hence the name.

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Britain and France give up parts of their countries to appease Hitler.

To avoid war, the leaders of Britain and France gave away Sudetenland and parts of Czechoslovakia. It proves to be a mistake when the Nazis take advantage of that and start invading other parts of the countries.

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Germany invaded Poland.

After taking over Germany, Hitler commanded the German army to take over Poland, which started WWII. There, Jews who lived in Poland were stripped of their rights and their properties were given to Germans living in Poland.

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France surrendered and was occupied by the Nazis, led by Adolf Hitler.

Ater Poland, Hitler decided to occupy France. France surrendered, and the Nazis took over the country.

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The Battle of Britain begins.

The Nazis had taken control of most of Europe. The only major country left was Great Britain. In an attempt to weaken their air force, German forces bombed Britain for several months. However, Hitler had underestimated the power of the British Royal Air Force. It soon became clear that there was no way to defeat Great Britain. Although cities like London still remained a target, the raids slowed down considerably ever since Great Britain countered Germany's attacks.

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The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, U.S.A.

December 7, 1941, as President Roosevelt famously declared, is "a date that will live in infamy."
It is the day that the Japanese sent planes carrying many missiles that were used to bomb and sink many vessels, the most prominent one being the USS Arizona. However, the U.S. recovered from the loss fairly quickly and declared war on Japan the next day, therefore officially entering WWII.

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The Blitz took place.

German planes bombed major cities in Great Britain like London continuously. Once, London was bombed 57 nights in a row. The attacks ceased after witnessing how strong the Royal Air Force truly was.

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The Allies invade the beaches of Normandy, France in a day that would be known as D-Day.

In an attempt to take back France from the Nazis, forces invade France. Although the mission was a success, the U.S. lost many soldiers. Eventually though, the Germans retreated. This was a major victory and a huge stepping stone for the end of WWII.

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Victory in Europe (V.E.) is celebrated!

Hitler is taken down by the Allies and WWII comes to an end. Soldiers go back home, determined to have a relaxed life filled with joy and prosperity. After all the Greatest Generation had sacrificed, they deserved it! Soon, the Cold War came. Although it never escalated into a full-scale war, the Soviet Union and the United States were competing in an arms race.