Leaders
American president who declared war on Japan
Franklin Roosevelt
This final German offensive aimed to create a lump in the Allied line in the winter of 1944
Battle of the Bulge
Little Boy and Fat Man were these types of weapon
atomic bombs
December 7th 1941
Pearl Harbor
This European country remained neutral despite bordering Germany and France in WW2
Switzerland
German dictator who started WWII
Adolf Hitler
Halfway between Japan and Hawaii, this battle turned the tide for America in the Pacific Theater
Battle of Midway
Panzer and Tiger tanks were effectively used by this country
Germany
September 2 1939
Start of WW2 (Europe)
This dictator's body was kicked, shot 5 times, and even urinated on after his arrest and execution at the end of WW2
Benito Mussolini
British PM during WW2 who refused to surrender to Germany
Winston Churchill
The most famous battle in Marine Corps history, this battle is famous for its flag raising
Iwo Jima
The Thompson Submachine Gun and M1 Garand were popular arms of this country
United States
June 6 1944
D-Day (Normandy) Invasion
Indians who spoke in their native languages in the Pacific War were known as:
Codetalkers/Windtalkers
Japanese emperor who brainwashed Japanese society prior to WW2
Hirohito
The "900 Day Siege" was Hitler's final loss in the Soviet Union
Stalingrad
The T34 tank was the best of WW2. They are this country's claim to fame
Soviet Union
August 6 and August 9 1945
Atomic bombs dropped on Japan
Simo Hayha recorded 505 confirmed kills during WW2. This Finnish sniper earned this nickname for his actions
White Death
Spanish general who led the Fascist revolution in Spain
Francisco Franco
Due to the amount of ammunition and artillery used in this battle, it was dubbed the "Typhoon of Steel"
Battle of Okinawa
The plague bomb was being tested by this country towards the end of WWII
Japan
August 15 1945
V-J Day (Japan surrendered)
Following WW2, many Nazis were hired to work for the US Gov and CIA as part of Operation______
Paperclip