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World
War Two
Victim of a Japanese Attack in
China The World
War Two section of the History Guy website
examines the Second World War, its causes,
consequences, and the details of the war
itself. We will cover the military battles
and campaigns, the personalities involved
in the war, as well as those people
associated with the events leading up to
the this conflict which created a world at
war. The issue of the Holocaust will be
examined, as well as the ways in which
World War Two shaped the rest of the
Twentieth Century. DATES
OF CONFLICT: Asia/Pacific
Theater: BEGAN:
July 7, 1937--The first battle in the
Japanese invasion of China took place in
Battle of Lugou Bridge (Marco Polo Bridge
Incident) ENDED:
September 2, 1945-The signing of the
Japanese
surrender documents
onboard the battleship Missouri in Tokyo
Bay . European
Theater: BEGAN:
September 1, 1939--The
German
invasion of Poland. ENDED:
May 7, 1945--The surrender of Germany
to the Allies. Images
and Pictures of the Attack on
Pearl Harbor Timeline
of the Decision to Drop the
Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, Japan Images
and Pictures of The German
Invasion of Norway
(1940) Images
and Pictures of The German
Invasion of Denmark
(1940) German
Invasion of Poland
(1939)--The
decision by Hitler to launch his
invasion of Poland became the
starting point for the start of
World War Two in Europe, and
enabled Hitler's Holocaust to
find more Jewish victims among
Poland's large Jewish
population. The
Battle of the River Plate
(December, 1939)--The sinking of
the German pocket battleship, the
Graf Spee The
Sinking of the SS. Athenia by a
German U-Boat on September 3,
1939
--First attack by a
German U-Boat on a British vessel
in WWII Wars
and Conflicts of
1939--Lists
and details on the many smaller
conflicts that led up to the
beginning of World War Two in
Europe. Also includes Asian,
Middle Eastern, and Latin
American conflicts. The
Winter War: The Soviet Attack on
Finland (Nov. 30, 1939-March 1,
1940) Allied
Invasion of
Normandy--One
of the most important battles of
the World War Two. Attack
on Pearl
Harbor--The
battle which propelled the United
States from neutrality into
participant in World War
Two. The
Raid at Dieppe
(1942)--A
collection of links to websites
dealing with the 1942 Raid at
Dieppe, France. Speeches
and Documents of Allied and Axis
Politicians and Leaders
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the webmaster Other World War Two Pages: See also: World
War Two Vocabulary Wars
and Conflicts Related to the Second World
War Predecessor
Conflicts (wars occurring before
World War Two which led up to the
war) The
Italian Conquest of Ethiopia
(1935-1936) German
Re-Occupation of the Rhineland
(1936) The
Spanish Civil War
(1936-1939) Austrian
Anschluss
(1938) Munich
Crisis/Dismemberment of
Czechoslovakia
(1938) The
Italian Conquest of Albania
(April, 1939) Soviet-Japanese
Border Wars Battle
of Khalkhin
Gol
( May-September,
1939)--also known as the
Nomonhan
Incident Concurrent
Conflicts (related wars not
directly or officially part of
the conflict between the Allies
and the Axis) Franco-Thai
War (1940) Anglo-Iraq
War (1941) Successor
Conflicts (later wars which
occurred as a result of World War
Two) The
Cold War
(1945-1991) The
First Indochina
War
(1946-1954) The
Korean War
(1950-1953) The
Second World
War The
Great Patriotic War
(USSR/Russia) The
Great Pacific War
(Japan) Chinese
People's Anti-Japanese
War of Resistance
(China) Nations At War Allies *
nation that did not
provide military forces
in
combat China,
Poland,
Great Britain, France,
Australia, New Zealand,
Canada, South
Africa, Denmark,
Norway, Netherlands,
Belgium, Luxembourg,
Yugoslavia, Greece,
Soviet Union, United
States, Brazil,
Mexico, Egypt*,
Ethiopia,
Iran*, San Marino*,
Argentina*, Bolivia*,
Chile*, Colombia*,
Cuba*, Costa Rica*,
Dominican Republic*,
Ecuador*, El Salvador*,
Guatemala*, Haiti*,
Honduras*, Liberia*,
Mongolia,
Nicaragua*, Panama*,
Paraguay*, Peru*, Saudi
Arabia*, Uruguay*,
Venezuela*,
Turkey* Germany Italy Japan Hungary Rumania Bulgaria Finland
(Finland
only declared war on,
and fought against, the
Soviet
Union) Thailand* The
Holocaust Personalities
of the Second World
War-Biography
pages of people who impacted the Allied
and Axis nations before, during, and after
World War Two. Gerald
R. Ford--American
World War Two Navy veteran and,
decades after the war, America's
38th President. Adolf
Hitler--Dictator
of Germany George
S. Patton-Famous
and flamboyant American Army
general. Site
Map--revision
in progress SOURCES: 1.
Kohn, George C.
Dictionary
of Wars.
New York: Facts On File Publications.
1986.
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08.01.15
Images
and Pictures of the German
Invasion of
Poland
World
War One (1914-1918)
Changkufeng
Incident (1938)--also known
as The Battle of Lake
Khasan
The
Winter
War
(1939-1940)
The
Greek Civil
War
(1946-1949)