World War II: History of Our Country: America's Story Book 4 for Children, Teens, Tweens, and Adults

Prelude to World War II

Collapse of World Financial Markets Felt Around the Globe

Rise of Fascism

Power Comes to the Nazis

Nazis Take Over the Government

Fascism Takes Over Europe

Hitler's Control of Germany Spreads

Nuremberg Laws

Germany Cuts Ties with World Powers

World War II Begins

Persecution of the Jewish People

The Munich Agreement

England and France Act

The Polish Corridor

Poland Falls to the Nazis

Hitler Occupies Scandinavia

Hitler's Army Takes the Netherlands and Belgium by Force

France Built Fortifications

Germany Issues Surprise Attacks

Dunkirk Is Evacuated

Importance of the Dunkirk
Evacuation

Europe Continues to Fall to the Nazis

France Surrenders

Battle of Britain

The US Reacts

The US: The "Great Arsenal of Democracy"

England Holds Out Until 1941

Germany Moves Toward Russia

Prelude to the US Entering WWII: Japan's Expansion

Japan Seeks More Power

Japan Steps Up Aggression in China

Japan's War with China Results in 370,000 Chinese Killed or Wounded

War Raged Throughout Europe by 1940 and Japan Occupied Northern Indonesia in Southeastern China

The Threat of US Involvement in War Grows

Economic Embargoes Issued by the US Against Japan

Japan's Secret Mission

President Roosevelt Declares War

The US at War
War in the Pacific
1942-1943

Doolittle's Raid

Battle in the Coral Sea

The Battle at Midway Island

The Tides of War Turn Slowly Against Japan

Guadalcanal

The USS Juneau

Bombs Dropped on Civilians

Hitler Targets the Jewish People

Extermination Camps
The Nazis' Brutal and Inhumane Treatment of the Jewish People in Europe

The Nazis Brutally Murdered all Civilians Who Stood in Their Way

War in North Africa

Conference at Casablanca

The Allies Invade Italy

The Allies Prepare to Invade Normandy
D-Day: June 6, 1944

D-Day

To Paris and the Rhine

Failed Assassination Attempt on Hitler's Life

Paris Is Liberated

The Tide of War Turns Against Germany

Battle of the Bulge

General George S. Patton Promises Relief at Bastogne

The Tide of War Turns as Germany Falls

The Allies Move West

Crossing the Rhine

Germany Defends Its Homeland

War Wages in the Pacific
1939 - 1945

February 1944
January 31 - February 3, 1944

Stage 2 of Operations

The Pacific Campaign Accelerates
Spring 1944

Battle of Saipan

The Battle Raged on at Mount Tapotchau

Battle of the Philippine Sea

July 6th Banzai Charge

Tokyo-Shocked
Political Ramifications

The Philippines During WWII

The Battle for Iwo Jima in the Pacific
February 19, 1945 - March 26, 1945

The Battle of Okinawa
April 1, 1945 - June 22, 1945
Codename: Operation Iceberg
The Largest WWII Amphibious Assault in the Pacific

Hiroshima and Nagasaki
August 6, 1945 and August 9, 1945
Atomic Bombings

WWII Ends

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