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TIMELINE

19141918

World War I occurs between the Allied powers and Central powers. More than 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians die.

1919

The Treaty of Versailles determines penalties Germany must pay for its actions in World War I.

1925

Benito Mussolini becomes the fascist dictator of Italy.

1926

Emperor Hirohito becomes the 124th emperor of Japan.

1928

Joseph Stalin becomes the communist dictator of Russia.

1931

Japan invades China.

19331934

Adolf Hitler becomes chancellor and president of Germany.

1938

Germany adds Austria to its territories and occupies Czechoslovakia.

September 1939

Germany invades Poland. Great Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Canadamost of the Allied powersdeclare war on Germany. World War II begins.

April 1940

The German conquest of Western Europe beginsDenmark, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and France all fall.

June 1940

Germany occupies Paris, France.

JulyOctober 1940

The Battle of Britain occurs, when Britain defends itself against Germanys powerful Luftwaffe.

September 1940

Italy invades Egypt.

February 1941

Germany sends troops to Egypt to support their Italian allies.

June 1941

Germany invades Russia.

December 1941

Japan bombs the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The United States declares war against Japan the next day. The rest of the Axis powersGermany, Italy, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgariadeclare war on the United States.

February 1942

Many Japanese Americans are sent to concentration camps in the United States.

May 1943

German and Italian troops surrender to the Allies in North Africa.

July 1943

Benito Mussolini is deposed.

September 1943

Italy surrenders to the Allies. Fighting continues in Italy between the Allies and the Germans.

June 1944

More than 160,000 Allied troops invade the coast of Normandy, France, on D-Day.

August 1944

The Allies liberate Paris.

April 1945

Benito Mussolini is executed by Italian partisans. Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his bunker in Berlin, Germany.

May 1945

Germany surrenders.

June 1945

The United Nations charter is adopted and signed.

August 1945

The United States drops atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.

September 1945

Japan signs terms of surrender aboard the USS Missouri .

October 1945

The United Nations begins operations in New York City.

1947

The United Nations partitions Palestine between Jews and Arab Palestinians.

1948

Israel becomes an independent country.

1949

The Soviets oversee the creation of communist German Democratic Republic (East Germany). In the west, the democratic Federal Republic of Germany is created. Berlin is divided between the two.

1961

The Berlin Wall goes up between East and West Berlin, between the Soviet and Western sectors of the city.

October 1989

The Berlin Wall begins to come down. East Germans can once again cross freely into West Germany.

1990

Germany becomes a unified country.

1993

The European Union is formed.

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What Was the Second World War?

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