People
Battles
Catch All
100

He would command the Soviet troops at the Battle of Stalingrad.

Field Marshall Gregory Zhukov

100

This battle between the Germans and the Soviets would become the bloodiest battle in the history of warfare.

Stalingrad

100

Prime Minister of Great Britain:

At the Start of the War

During the War

At the End of the War

Neville Chamberlain

Winston Churchill

Clement Atlee

200

He would command the German troops at the Battle of Stalingrad.

Field Marshall Fredrich Paulus

200

The last major offensive by the Germans to retake Belgium fails due to improved weather conditions and Allied reinforcements to cities like Bastogne.

The Battle of the Bulge

200

President of the United States:

At the start of the War

At the End of the War

Franklin D. Roosevelt 

Harry S Truman

300

He would be the Most-Decorated US Soldier of World War II.

Audie Murphy

300

Code name for the Allied Invasion of France.

Operation Overlord

D-Day

300

This member of the Axis Powers switched sides and declared war on Germany in October of 1943 after their forces in Africa surrendered.

Italy
400

The top "Ace" pilot of World War II was...

Erich Hartmann (of the German Luftwaffe) with 352 kills

400
A factor in this pivotal battle of 1943 was that the Luftwaffe could not provide the German Army with required supplies and reinforcements.

Stalingrad

400

The "Liberation" of this city signified the return of freedom to France.

Paris

500

This US General, "Old Blood and Guts", would lead the tank relief efforts at Bastone during the Battle of the Bulge.

General George S. Patton

500

Operation Typhoon was concerned with taking this major Soviet city.

Moscow

500

June 6th 1944

D-Day

The Allied Invasion of France/Operation Overlord

600

At Bastogne, during the Battle of the Bulge, this US general showed character and determination with the reply of "Nuts" when asked by the Germans to surrender.

General Anthony McCauliffe

600

This action constituted the creation of a second war front in the West, causing the Germans to send more troops West to defend itself.

D-Day/Operation Overlord

600

This 150 year old Russian War Strategy played a key role in the defeat of Germany in the Soviet Union.

Scorched Earth

700

Faced with execution for his participation in the Hitler assassination attempt "Operation Valkyrie", this general chose suicide to save face.

General Erwin Rommel

700

Per an agreement with the other Allies, this nation is allowed to take the city of Berlin.  They are notoriously brutal of civilians during this Battle of Berlin.

The Soviet Union

700

This Field Marshall of the German Air Force was captured at the end of the War and executed for war crimes.

Herman Goering

800

After President Roosevelt dies in 1945, this man becomes the US President.

Harry S Truman

800

May 8th 1945 is proclaimed "this" as the Germans surrender the day before.

V-E Day

Victory in Europe Day

900

This general is chosen by FDR to lead the US Invasion of France, D-Day.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower

900

1942:  This battle in North Africa would be a major turning point of the War in Africa as part of Operation Supercharge.

The 1st Battle of El-Alamein

1000

He led the German Air Force, the Luftwaffe.

Herman Goering

1000

The US Invasion of North Africa, planned and led by General Dwight Eisenhower, would have this name.

Operation Torch

1100

This dictator was killed by partisans from his own country as he tried to escape to Germany.

Benito Mussolini

1100

The Germans and Italians in North Africa surrender after this city falls to the Allies.

Tunis (surprise, not in notes)

1200

He and his wife, Eva Braun, committed suicide in Berlin to keep from being captured by the Soviets.

Adolph Hitler

1200

Major naval battle of 1943.  German "Wolf-Packs" sink 27 merchant ships.

Battle of the Atlantic

1300

He is remembered for saying:  "A single death is a tragedy, but a million deaths are a statistic."

Josef Stalin

1400

He would lead the German Secret Service, the SS.

Heinrich Himmler

1500

He led the British troops in North Africa.

Field Marshall Bernard Montgomery

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