Dictators
This European Leader is often given the credit as the creator of Fascism.
This can often be looked to as the main cause of WWII.
Treaty of Versailles
The Germans invade this country, starting the war in Europe.
Poland
This event "woke the sleeping giant" and thrust the US into war.
It is approximated that this many Jews died during the Holocaust.
6 Million
The man that defeated Hitler in the election of 1932.
Von Hindenburg
In the lead up to the War, Italians had sought to expand there Empire particularly on this continent.
Africa
British and French forces retreat here where they are rescued by civilian boats.
Dunkirk
This battle was a decisive Naval one, in which 4 Japanese carriers were destroyed.
These laws were designed to define, segregate, and impoverish the Jews.
Nuremburg Laws
Stalin's goal for the Soviet Union was outlined in this plan.
Five Year Plan
Many Historians now claim that the actual start of WWII can be marked by this Country invading this one.
Japan & China
This is largely considered as the major turning point of the European Theatre.
Battle of Stalingrad
The Battle of the Coral Sea kept the Japanese from advancing to this country.
Australia
These are two other groups that were targeted and placed in camps.
Homosexuals, Physically Disabled, Mentally Disabled, Blacks, Communists, Gypsys
Hitler's 1st attempt at taking power in Germany failed in an event known as this, where he attempted a coup.
Beer Hall Putsch
During the interwar period many nations faced this type of crisis, which stemmed from markets in the US.
Economic
This battle "sealed the deal" for the Germans as they realize they can't win.
Battle of the Bulge
Japan's first defeat on land.
Battle of Guadalcanal
This was the organized attack on Jewish Businesses and synagogues in 1938.
Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass)
Tojo was the Japanese leader that was primarily interested in building up these two components of Japan.
Military and Industry
This term is used to describe the annexation of Austria by the Germans.
Anschluss
The Allies celebrate V-E day. (Victory in Europe)
May 8, 1945
Targets and Bombs that ended the war.
Hiroshima/Little Boy & Nagasaki/Fat Man
This is the number of Nazis that were imprisoned for war crimes and the end of WWII.
10,000