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The Great World War I & II
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The Great World War I & II
World War I was a military conflict that lasted from 1914 to 1918 and involved most of
the world’s great powers, assembled in two opposing alliances: the Allies (centred around
the Triple Entente) and the Central Powers. More than 70 million military personnel,
including 60 million Europeans, were mobilized in one of the largest wars in history. More
than 15 million people were killed, making it one of the deadliest conflicts in history


World War II, or the Second World War was a global military conflict lasting from 1939
to 1945 which involved most of the world’s nations, including all of the great powers,
organised into two opposing military alliances the Allies and the Axis. It was the most
widespread war in history, with more than 100 million military personnel mobilised In a
state of “Total War,” the major participants placed their entire economic, industrial, and
scientific capabilities at the service of the war effort, erasing the distinction between
civilian and military resources Marked by significant action against civilians, including the
Holocaust and the only use of nuclear weapons in warfare, it was the deadliest conflict in
Human history, with over seventy million casualties.
June 28, 1914   Francis Ferdinand of Austria assassinated at Sarajevo, Bosnia. A country
                called Serbia was blamed by Austria for this murder
WWI BEGINS
 (In 1914)
Kaiser Wilhelm II German Emperor, inspecting Austro-Hungarian troops

July 5, 1914   Kaiser William II promised German support for Austria against Serbia
Domino Effect
July 28 -Aug 4,   Austria declared war on Serbia, Russia helped Serbia, Germany declared
1914              war on Russia, France and invaded Belgium. Britain helped France.
The Central Powers




Austria-Hungarian        German Empire   Ottoman Empire
     Empire


                            VS
                    The Allied Nations




  Great Britain              France       Russian Empire
Lady Elizabeth Butler




August 24,1914   The BEF (British Expeditionary Force) started its retreat from the battle
                 of Mons Germany invaded France
August 26, 1914   Russian army defeated at Tannenberg and Masurian Lakes
September 6, 1914   Battle of Marne started
October 18, 1914   First Battle of Ypres
October 29,1914   Turkey entered the war on Germany’s side Trench warfare started to
                  dominate the Western Front
WWI
(In 1915)
January 19,1915   The first Zeppelin raid on Britain took place
February 19, 1915   Britain bombarded Turkish forts in the Dardanelles
April 25,1915   Allied troops landed in Gallipoli
May 7,1915   The “Lusitania” was sunk by a German U-boat
May 23,1915   Italy declared war on Germany and Austria
August 5,1915   The Germans captured Warsaw from the Russians
September 25,1915   Start of the Battle of Loos
December 19,1915   The Allies started the evacuation of Gallipoli
WWI
(In 1916)
January 27,1916   Conscription introduced in Britain
the greatest and lengthiest in world history




February 21,1916   Start of the Battle of Verdun. the greatest and lengthiest in
                   world history between Germany and France)
April 29,1916   British forces surrendered to Turkish forces at Kut in Mesopotamia
May 31,1916   Battle of Jutland, the most anticipated naval battle in the history
June 4,1916   Start of the Brusilov Offensive by Alexi Brusilov, Russian
              Commander
July 1,1916   Start of the Battle of the Somme the British has suffered 420000
              casualties
William Barnes Wollen




July 23,1916   The st Buckinghamshire Battalion at Pozieres
August 10,1916   End of the Brusilov Offensive. It had come to a halt By this date, the
                 Russians had lost about 500,000 men and the Austrians 375,000 men
David Pentland




September 15,1916   First use en masse of tanks at the Somme
December 7,1916   Lloyd George becomes British Prime Minister
WWI
(In 1917)
February 1,1917   Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare campaign started
“ No man can sit down
                                  and withhold his hands
                                  from the warfare against
                                  wrong and get peace
                                  from his acquiescence ”
                                           Woodrow Wilson
                                  28th president of US 1856 - 1924


                            “ It is not needful or possible at this time, whilst yet
                            he lives, to say that Wilson is a Washington or
                            another Lincoln, but he is a great American He is
                            one of the great presidents of American history ”

                            Rabbi Stephen A Wise in a tribute to Woodrow
                            Wilson

                            American Leaders Speak, 1918-1920

April 6,1917   USA declared war on Germany
April 16,1917   France launched an unsuccessful offensive on the Western Front
July 31,1917   Start of the Third Battle at Ypres
October 24,1917   Battle of Caporetto – the Italian Army was heavily defeated
Cambrai showed the full potential of the tank on the battlefield.
November 6-20,1917      Britain launched a major offensive on the Western Front and
                        British tanks finally won a victory at Cambrai
December 5,1917   Armistice between Germany and Russia signed
December 9,1917   Britain captured Jerusalem from the Turks
WWI
(In 1918)
March 3,1918   The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed between Russia and Germany
March 21,1918   Germany broke through on the Somme
Marshal Ferdinand Foch, the chief Allied delegate at the armistice negotiations
March 29,1918    Marshall Foch was appointed Allied Commander on the Western Front
April 9,1918   Germany started an offensive in Flanders
July 15,1918   Second Battle of the Marne started The start of the collapse of the
               German army
August 8,1918   The advance of the Allies was successful
September 19,1918   Turkish forces collapsed at Megiddo
October 4,1918    Germany asked the Allies for an armistice
October 29,1918   Germany’s navy mutinied
October 30, 1918   Turkey made peace
November 3,1918    Austria made peace
November 9,1918   Kaiser William II abdicated
November 11,1918   Germany signed an armistice with the Allies – the official date of
                   the end of World War One.
WWI ENDS
(In 1918)
“Blaming Germany's military defeat on the 1918 Revolutions, He considered Jews the
culprit of Imperial Germany's downfall and subsequent economic problems as well.”
15 Years Later
   (In 1933)
“   I speak in the name of the entire German people when I
    assure the world that we all share the honest wish to
    eliminate the enmity that brings far more costs than any
    possible benefits It would be a wonderful thing for all of
    humanity if both peoples would renounce force against
    each other forever The German people are ready to make

                   ”
    such a pledge


           Adolf Hitler - 14th October 1933
National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi)
He came back with the “ Power ”.
1933   Adolf Hitler is elected Chancellor of Germany. He abolishes democracy and becomes a
       dictator. The party’s name is National Socialist German Workers Party. (Nazi)
1935   The German military enters the neutral Saar region, Hitler resumes conscription to
       the German military.
Rome-Berlin Axis




“These fascist dictators believed that the world would revolve around the “Rome-Berlin Axis”.

1936    The German military enters the demilitarized Rhine region The German-Italian
         Axis is formed
1937   Japan, which already occupies Manchuria, invades central China
1938   Hitler annexes Austria and western Czechoslovakia
- Hitler annexes Austria and western Czechoslovakia




March 1939   Czechoslovakia surrenders to imminent German invasion
April 1939   Hitler cancels the German-British naval agreement and the German-Polish
             non-aggression pact Italy invades Albania
July 1939   Polish intelligence passes all its knowledge about the German Enigma
            machine to British and French intelligence
Non-aggression pact




             However, Hitler knew he would eventually invade Soviet Union.

August 1939 Germany and Russia sign non-aggression pact, secretly agreeing to invade Poland
               and share it German U-boats and battleships sail to the Atlantic Ocean for war
WWII BEGINS
 (In 1939)
September 1,1939 Germany invades Poland, World War 2 begins
September 3,1939 Britain and France declare war on Germany.
September 8,1939 The US remains neutral but president Roosevelt declares limited
                 national emergency
September 17,1939 Russia invades Poland
September 27,1939 Warsaw surrenders
October 6,1939    The last remaining Polish forces surrender
November 30,1939   Russia invades Finland
WWII
(In 1940)
Joseph Stalin of Russia                    Adolf Hitler of Germany

March 12,1940   Russia-Finland war ends. It convinces Hitler that the Russian military is
                ineffective.
April 8,1940   Germany invades Denmark and Norway
May 10,1940   Germany invades France, Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg Winston
              Churchill becomes Britain's prime minister
May 27,1940   Evacuation of British and French forces to Britain at Dunkirk begins.
June 4,1940   The evacuation at Dunkirk ends 338,000 troops were rescued Churchill
              declares that Britain will never surrender
June 10,1940   Italy declares war on the collapsing France and on Britain
June 14,1940   German troops march into Paris
June 22,1940   France surrender
June 18,1940   Russia invades Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia
June 27,1940   Russia annexes the eastern regions of Romania.
July 1,1940    Germany invades the British Channel islands.
July 10,1940   The Battle of Britain air campaign begins
July 18,1940   Churchill declares this is Britain's finest hour.
August 8,1940    The Luftwaffe begins to bomb British early warning radars
August 15,1940   The Luftwaffe loses 76 aircrafts in one day
August 25,1940 British night bombers bomb Berlin
Sept 3,1940 Hitler changes the Luftwaffe's objective from destroying the Royal Air Force to
             bombing London. This allows the R.A.F to recover and win the battle of Britain.
Sept 13,1940   Italy invades British-held Egypt from Libya, the North African campaign
               begins.
Sept 15,1940   The largest Luftwaffe daytime bombardment, it loses 56 aircraft
Sept 27,1940   Japan joins The Axis
Oct 7,1940   German troops enter their Ally Romania, Germany's only source of oil
             which is threatened by Russia
Nov 11,1940   British carrier aircraft sink Italian fleet in Taranto's harbor Yamamoto in
              Japan is impressed by their success
Nov 20,1940   Hungary and Romania, both military dictatorships, join The Axis.
Dec 9,1940   British forces in Egypt counter attack the Italians and advance along the
             Libyan coast
WWII
(In 1941)
Jan 12,1941 Hitler sends Rommel and the Afrika Korps to help the Italians in North Africa
Mar 3, 1941 Rommel attacks the British forces in North Africa.
Mar 5, 1941   British troops arrive at Greece to support it.
Apr 6,1941    Germany invades Yugoslavia and Greece
Apr 17,1941   British forces evacuate Greek mainland to Crete
Apr 27,1941   German troops occupy Athens
May 20,1941   German paratroopers and airborne troops invade Crete by air
May 31,1941   British forces in Crete surrender.
Matsuoka




April 13,1941   After military clashes, Japan and Russia sign non-aggression pact.
Operation Barbarossa begins when 4.5 million troops of the Axis powers invade the USSR
along an 1,800 mile front Clark II
June 22,1941 Germany invades Russia Hitler orders maximum cruelty against
              civilians, which results in fanatic Russian resistance
July 3,1941   Joseph Stalin orders the "scorched earth" strategy.
July 16,1941 German army group "Center" takes Smolensk, just 220 miles from
July 21, 1941 Moscow.The Luftwaffe bombs Moscow
Matsuoka



July 24,1941   Japan invades French Indo-China Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia
July 29,1941   Hitler, eager to occupy the rich Ukraine first, orders to stop army group
               Center's advance to Moscow and to transfer its two tank armies to army
               groups "North" and "South". This is perhaps Hitler's greatest mistake
               The German Generals argue in vain against it.
The final solution. A Nazi about to shoot the last
       Hermann Goering                          Jew left alive in Vinica
July 31,1941   Hermann Goering orders the SS to prepare "the final solution", the plan to
               murder the millions of European jews.
War in Russia




                               Siege of Leningrad
Sept 6,1941    Hitler orders to resume the advance to Moscow, in order to take it in the
               limited time before winter Army group Center , is given back its two
               tank armies, plus a third tank army and additional air units.
Sept 15,1941   The long German siege of Leningrad begins.
Sept 18,1941   The Germans in the South occupy Kiev and reach the Crimea
Soviet refugees during German invasion
Oct 2,1941    The final German attack towards Moscow begins (operation Typhoon).
Oct 5,1941    Rains stop German advance to Moscow due to deep mud which stops
              both tanks and infantry.
Oct 16,1941   Russian government leaves Moscow, the Germans occupy Odessa.
Oct 26,1941   The Germans occupy Kharkov
Nov 15,1941   With the mud frozen by the dropping temperatures, German advance to
              Moscow resumes.
A 1941 WWII Soviet poster by Kukryniksy Artists reminding Russians about the traditions of Alexander Nevsky,
Alexander Suvorov, and Vasily Chapayev

Nov 30,1941          The foremost German forces reach 27km from Moscow, but can advance no
                     further due to strong Russian resistance.
Dec 6,1941           At temperatures of -34C (-29F) and below, a major Russian counter attack
                     near Moscow begins. Moscow is saved, and the Germans are pushed back.
War in Asia




         General Tojo


Oct 17,1941    General Tojo becomes Japan's prime minister
Dec 7, 1941    The Japanese Navy attacks Pearl Harbor and the Phillipines, and the US
               joins the war.
Dec 11,1941    Germany and Italy declare war on the US.
Dec 19,1941    Hitler orders "fanatic resistance" and appoints himself military
               commander-in-chief.
Imperial
                         Japan




                        Emperor Hirohito
 •General Hideki Tojo                            •Admiral Yamamoto
   • Prime Minister                             •planned the attack on
                                                     •Pearl Harbor.
•Japanese military leaders had increased control in post WW I Japan.
Pearl Harbor, the tuning point of WWII, USA joined the War!
“   With the German failure to defeat
    Russia, which is marked by their
    failure to take Moscow, and with
    the United States joining the war
    a day later, This date marks the
    main turning point of World War II
                                         ”
The Axis




       Italy               Germany          Japan


                           VS
                The Allied Nations



Great Britain    France              USSR       USA
WWII
(In 1942)
In 1942 The wars took place mainly in 3 areas, which were
Russia by Germany, Asia by Japan, and Africa by Germany.
March 20,1942   industrial scale murder of jews by poison gas begins in Nazi death camps
War in Asia




Jan 2,1942    Japanese forces occupy Manila
Jan 10,1942   Japanese forces invades Indonesia
Jan 11,1942   Japanese forces occupy Malaysia
Jan 12,1942   Japanese forces invade Burma
Jan 25,1942   Japanese forces invade the Solomon islands
Feb 15,1942   Singapore surrenders to the Japanese
April 18,1942   Doolittle's raid - US bombers bomb Tokyo
April 18,1942 Battle of the Coral Sea One Japanese carrier and one American carrier are
May 6,1942 sunk
June 4,1942   The battle of Midway. Four Japanese carriers are sunk, and one American
              carrier. Japan's naval superiority is lost.
Jul 3,1942    Japanese forces land in Guadalcanal
Aug 7,1942    US forces land in Guadalcanal
War in Russia




Jan 13,1942   German U-boats begin to sink ships along the US East coast
May 8,1942    The German spring offensive in southern Russia begins.
Jul 28,1942   Stalin forbids further Russian retreats, at any cost
War in Russia




Aug 23,1942   The German 6th army reach Stalingrad, the battle of Stalingrad begins.
Sep 6,1942    The German advance in Stalingrad is stopped.
Nov 19,1942   The Russian flanking counter attack around Stalingrad begins
Dec 19,1942   The Germans fail to break the encirclement of their army in Stalingrad
Jan 21,1942   Rommel begins another offensive in North Africa
Aug 13,1942   Montgomery becomes commander of the British 8th army
Sep 23,1942   The battle of El Alamein in North Africa begins.
Nov 8,1942    Allied forces land in western North Africa, at Rommel's back
WWII
(In 1943)
In 1943 The wars took place mainly in 2 areas, which were
Russia by Germany, and moving Africa battle to North
Atlantic ocean by Germany, and Italy was defeated.
War in Russia




              Germany would never go on offensive again against the USSR


Feb 2,1943    The last German forces in Stalingrad surrender
July 5,1943   The battle of Kursk begins
Sep 25,1943   The Russians liberate Smolensk
October       Allied anti submarine bases established in the Azores, in the middle of
              the Atlantic Ocean
Nov 6,1943    The Russians liberate Kiev
General Erwin Rommel

May 13,1943    The long North Africa campaign ends. The Allies control North Africa
May 22,1943    41 German U-boats sunk in 3 weeks Doenitz retreats all U-boats from
               the North atlantic
July 10,1943   The Allies invade Sicily
Nov 19,1943    The Marines land in Tarawa
November       Rommel takes command of the "atlantic wall" in the French coast
Mussolini was arrested and executed while trying to escape to Switzerland

July 25,1943   Mussolini is replaced and arrested.
Sept 3,1943    The Allies invade Italy's mainland
Sept 8,1943    Italy surrenders The German forces in northern and central Italy occupy it
Dec 1943   P-51 fighters provide all-the-way long range escort to bombers over
WWII
(In 1944)
Jan 16, 1943   Eisenhower becomes supreme commander of western allies forces
War in Russia




March        The Russians advance into the Ukraine
Apr10,1944   The Russians liberate Odessa
Jun22,1944   The Russians advance to Belarus
Jun27,1944   Cherburg is liberated
Romania surrenders to the Russians
Jun28,1944 The Russians reach the old German-Russian border in central Poland
Aug23,1944 Romania surrenders to the Russians Its oil fields were Germany's only
           source of natural oil
Spe6,1944  Finland and Bulgaria surrenders to the Russians
Oct19,1944 The Germans evacuate Riga, Latvia
War in Asia




                       Battle of the Phillippine sea
Jun 15,1944 The Marines land in Saipan
Jun 19,1944 Battle of the Phillippine sea
Jul 24,1944 The Marines land in Tinian
Oct 20,1944 The Marines land in Leyte, in the Philippines In response, the Japanese
            Navy begins to use Kamikaze suicide pilots.
Nov 14,1944 B-29 bombers begin to bomb Tokyo from bases in the Mariana islands
War in Europe




                         the beaches of Normandy
May 1944     Allied bombers begin to concentrate on the German fuel industry
Jun 5,1944   The German Navy's Enigma messages are decoded almost in real time.
Jun 6,1944   D-Day. American, British, Canadian forces invade France at the beaches of
             Normandy
Hitler survives
Jul 12,1944 1st German V-1 cruise missile attack on Britain
Jul 20,1944 Hitler survives an assassination attempt by senior German officers with
            light wounds.
July21,1945 Hitler appoints General Guderian to chief of the army OKH The Marines
            land in Guam
General Gorge S.Patton




Jul 30,1944   General Gorge S.Patton breaks out of the beachhead deep into France
Aug 1,1944    Warsaw revolts against the Germans
Aug 15,1944   The Allies land in southern France
Aug 25,1944   Paris is liberated.
Allied started fighting back
August        Allied fighters achieve air superiority over Germany
Sep 8,1944    1st German V-2 ballistic missile attack on Britain
Sep 17,1944   Operation Market Garden in Holland
Oct 5,1944    British forces land in Greece
Dec 16,1944   The German attack in the Ardennes begin
WWII
(In 1945)
War in Europe




                     the Auschwitz death camp
Jan 23,1945 The Russians reach Germany itself at the Oder river
Jan 27,1945 The Russians liberate the Auschwitz death camp
Jan 28,1945 The Ardennes campaign ends
Feb 4-11,1945   Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin at Yalta,
Allied Officers & Soldiers view the carnage at Buchenwald after liberation

Feb 13,1945 The Russians occupy Budapest, Hungary Dresden bombed.
Apr 11,1945 The Allies liberate the Buchenwald death camp
The Russians enter Vienna
Apr 13,1945 The Russians enter Vienna
Apr 16,1945 The Russians begin final advance to Berlin
Apr 25,1945 American and Russian forces meet
German defense in northern Italy finally collapse
Mar 6,1945    The Allies occupy Cologne, Germany
Mar 7,1945    US forces cross the Rhine on the Remagen bridge
Mar 27,1945   V-2 missile attacks end
Apr 1,1945    German forces encircled in the Ruhr by the Americans
Apr 10,1945   The Allies occupy Hannover
Apr 26,1945   German defense in northern Italy finally collapse
The End of Mussolini
Apr 29,1945 Mussolini is executed by the Italian resistance The Allies liberate the
            Dachau death camp
Apr 30,1945 Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his bunker in Berlin. He appoints Admiral
            Doenitz as his successor.
May 8,1945   Germany surrenders The war in Europe ends
War in Asia




Jan 9,1945    The Marines land in Luzon in the Philippines
Feb 19,1945   The Marines land in Iwo Jima
Mar 4,1945    Manila is liberated
Mar 16,1945   The battle of Iwo Jima ends
Mar 27,1945   V- missile attacks end
Apr 6,1945   The Marines land in Okinawa. Japan orders all its forces to use Kamikaze
             suicide tactic
Apr 7,1945   The super battleship Yamato is sunk on its way to a Kamikaze fight in Okinawa
April 12,1945   President Roosevelt dies.
May 28,1945 450 B-29 bombers bomb Yokohama
Jun 2,1945 660 B-29 bombers bomb Japanese cities
Jun21,1945 Battle of Okinawa ends
First atomic bomb test, near Alamogordo, New Mexico
July16,1945 Jul 16 - the US tests the atomic bomb in New Mexico It works
Hiroshima




Aug 6,1945   Hiroshima is destroyed by an atomic bomb, named “Little Boy”.
Nagasaki




Aug 9,1945   Nagasaki is destroyed by an atomic bomb name “Fat Man”.
Aug 14,1945 Aug 14 - Japan surrenders
Japanese foreign affairs minister Mamoru Shigemitsu signs the Japanese Instrument
     Of Surrender on board USS Missouri as General Richard K. Sutherland watches,

Sept 2,1945   Japan signs instrument of surrender. The World War 2 finally ends.
“
    Sure, we want to go home We want this war over
    with The quickest way to get it over with is to go
    get the bastards who started it The quicker they
    are whipped, the quicker we can go home The
    shortest way home is through Berlin and Tokyo
    And when we get to Berlin, I am personally going
    to shoot that paper hanging son-of-a-bitch Hitler
    Just like I'd shoot a snake

    General George S Patton –   ”
    (addressing to his troops before
    Operation Overlord) - 5th June 1944
Thank You Very Much
    Sompong Yusoontorn

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WWI 1914-1918

  • 1. The Great World War I & II A picture says more than a thousand words
  • 2. The Great World War I & II World War I was a military conflict that lasted from 1914 to 1918 and involved most of the world’s great powers, assembled in two opposing alliances: the Allies (centred around the Triple Entente) and the Central Powers. More than 70 million military personnel, including 60 million Europeans, were mobilized in one of the largest wars in history. More than 15 million people were killed, making it one of the deadliest conflicts in history World War II, or the Second World War was a global military conflict lasting from 1939 to 1945 which involved most of the world’s nations, including all of the great powers, organised into two opposing military alliances the Allies and the Axis. It was the most widespread war in history, with more than 100 million military personnel mobilised In a state of “Total War,” the major participants placed their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities at the service of the war effort, erasing the distinction between civilian and military resources Marked by significant action against civilians, including the Holocaust and the only use of nuclear weapons in warfare, it was the deadliest conflict in Human history, with over seventy million casualties.
  • 3. June 28, 1914 Francis Ferdinand of Austria assassinated at Sarajevo, Bosnia. A country called Serbia was blamed by Austria for this murder
  • 5. Kaiser Wilhelm II German Emperor, inspecting Austro-Hungarian troops July 5, 1914 Kaiser William II promised German support for Austria against Serbia
  • 6. Domino Effect July 28 -Aug 4, Austria declared war on Serbia, Russia helped Serbia, Germany declared 1914 war on Russia, France and invaded Belgium. Britain helped France.
  • 7. The Central Powers Austria-Hungarian German Empire Ottoman Empire Empire VS The Allied Nations Great Britain France Russian Empire
  • 8. Lady Elizabeth Butler August 24,1914 The BEF (British Expeditionary Force) started its retreat from the battle of Mons Germany invaded France
  • 9. August 26, 1914 Russian army defeated at Tannenberg and Masurian Lakes
  • 10. September 6, 1914 Battle of Marne started
  • 11. October 18, 1914 First Battle of Ypres
  • 12. October 29,1914 Turkey entered the war on Germany’s side Trench warfare started to dominate the Western Front
  • 14. January 19,1915 The first Zeppelin raid on Britain took place
  • 15. February 19, 1915 Britain bombarded Turkish forts in the Dardanelles
  • 16. April 25,1915 Allied troops landed in Gallipoli
  • 17. May 7,1915 The “Lusitania” was sunk by a German U-boat
  • 18. May 23,1915 Italy declared war on Germany and Austria
  • 19. August 5,1915 The Germans captured Warsaw from the Russians
  • 20. September 25,1915 Start of the Battle of Loos
  • 21. December 19,1915 The Allies started the evacuation of Gallipoli
  • 23. January 27,1916 Conscription introduced in Britain
  • 24. the greatest and lengthiest in world history February 21,1916 Start of the Battle of Verdun. the greatest and lengthiest in world history between Germany and France)
  • 25. April 29,1916 British forces surrendered to Turkish forces at Kut in Mesopotamia
  • 26. May 31,1916 Battle of Jutland, the most anticipated naval battle in the history
  • 27. June 4,1916 Start of the Brusilov Offensive by Alexi Brusilov, Russian Commander
  • 28. July 1,1916 Start of the Battle of the Somme the British has suffered 420000 casualties
  • 29. William Barnes Wollen July 23,1916 The st Buckinghamshire Battalion at Pozieres
  • 30. August 10,1916 End of the Brusilov Offensive. It had come to a halt By this date, the Russians had lost about 500,000 men and the Austrians 375,000 men
  • 31. David Pentland September 15,1916 First use en masse of tanks at the Somme
  • 32. December 7,1916 Lloyd George becomes British Prime Minister
  • 34. February 1,1917 Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare campaign started
  • 35. “ No man can sit down and withhold his hands from the warfare against wrong and get peace from his acquiescence ” Woodrow Wilson 28th president of US 1856 - 1924 “ It is not needful or possible at this time, whilst yet he lives, to say that Wilson is a Washington or another Lincoln, but he is a great American He is one of the great presidents of American history ” Rabbi Stephen A Wise in a tribute to Woodrow Wilson American Leaders Speak, 1918-1920 April 6,1917 USA declared war on Germany
  • 36. April 16,1917 France launched an unsuccessful offensive on the Western Front
  • 37. July 31,1917 Start of the Third Battle at Ypres
  • 38. October 24,1917 Battle of Caporetto – the Italian Army was heavily defeated
  • 39. Cambrai showed the full potential of the tank on the battlefield. November 6-20,1917 Britain launched a major offensive on the Western Front and British tanks finally won a victory at Cambrai
  • 40. December 5,1917 Armistice between Germany and Russia signed
  • 41. December 9,1917 Britain captured Jerusalem from the Turks
  • 43. March 3,1918 The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed between Russia and Germany
  • 44. March 21,1918 Germany broke through on the Somme
  • 45. Marshal Ferdinand Foch, the chief Allied delegate at the armistice negotiations March 29,1918 Marshall Foch was appointed Allied Commander on the Western Front
  • 46. April 9,1918 Germany started an offensive in Flanders
  • 47. July 15,1918 Second Battle of the Marne started The start of the collapse of the German army
  • 48. August 8,1918 The advance of the Allies was successful
  • 49. September 19,1918 Turkish forces collapsed at Megiddo
  • 50. October 4,1918 Germany asked the Allies for an armistice October 29,1918 Germany’s navy mutinied
  • 51. October 30, 1918 Turkey made peace November 3,1918 Austria made peace
  • 52. November 9,1918 Kaiser William II abdicated
  • 53. November 11,1918 Germany signed an armistice with the Allies – the official date of the end of World War One.
  • 55. “Blaming Germany's military defeat on the 1918 Revolutions, He considered Jews the culprit of Imperial Germany's downfall and subsequent economic problems as well.”
  • 56. 15 Years Later (In 1933)
  • 57. I speak in the name of the entire German people when I assure the world that we all share the honest wish to eliminate the enmity that brings far more costs than any possible benefits It would be a wonderful thing for all of humanity if both peoples would renounce force against each other forever The German people are ready to make ” such a pledge Adolf Hitler - 14th October 1933
  • 58. National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi)
  • 59. He came back with the “ Power ”.
  • 60. 1933 Adolf Hitler is elected Chancellor of Germany. He abolishes democracy and becomes a dictator. The party’s name is National Socialist German Workers Party. (Nazi)
  • 61. 1935 The German military enters the neutral Saar region, Hitler resumes conscription to the German military.
  • 62. Rome-Berlin Axis “These fascist dictators believed that the world would revolve around the “Rome-Berlin Axis”. 1936 The German military enters the demilitarized Rhine region The German-Italian Axis is formed
  • 63. 1937 Japan, which already occupies Manchuria, invades central China
  • 64. 1938 Hitler annexes Austria and western Czechoslovakia
  • 65. - Hitler annexes Austria and western Czechoslovakia March 1939 Czechoslovakia surrenders to imminent German invasion
  • 66. April 1939 Hitler cancels the German-British naval agreement and the German-Polish non-aggression pact Italy invades Albania
  • 67. July 1939 Polish intelligence passes all its knowledge about the German Enigma machine to British and French intelligence
  • 68. Non-aggression pact However, Hitler knew he would eventually invade Soviet Union. August 1939 Germany and Russia sign non-aggression pact, secretly agreeing to invade Poland and share it German U-boats and battleships sail to the Atlantic Ocean for war
  • 70. September 1,1939 Germany invades Poland, World War 2 begins
  • 71. September 3,1939 Britain and France declare war on Germany.
  • 72. September 8,1939 The US remains neutral but president Roosevelt declares limited national emergency
  • 73. September 17,1939 Russia invades Poland September 27,1939 Warsaw surrenders October 6,1939 The last remaining Polish forces surrender
  • 74. November 30,1939 Russia invades Finland
  • 76. Joseph Stalin of Russia Adolf Hitler of Germany March 12,1940 Russia-Finland war ends. It convinces Hitler that the Russian military is ineffective.
  • 77. April 8,1940 Germany invades Denmark and Norway
  • 78. May 10,1940 Germany invades France, Holland, Belgium, Luxemburg Winston Churchill becomes Britain's prime minister
  • 79. May 27,1940 Evacuation of British and French forces to Britain at Dunkirk begins. June 4,1940 The evacuation at Dunkirk ends 338,000 troops were rescued Churchill declares that Britain will never surrender
  • 80. June 10,1940 Italy declares war on the collapsing France and on Britain
  • 81. June 14,1940 German troops march into Paris June 22,1940 France surrender
  • 82. June 18,1940 Russia invades Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia June 27,1940 Russia annexes the eastern regions of Romania.
  • 83. July 1,1940 Germany invades the British Channel islands. July 10,1940 The Battle of Britain air campaign begins July 18,1940 Churchill declares this is Britain's finest hour.
  • 84. August 8,1940 The Luftwaffe begins to bomb British early warning radars August 15,1940 The Luftwaffe loses 76 aircrafts in one day
  • 85. August 25,1940 British night bombers bomb Berlin
  • 86. Sept 3,1940 Hitler changes the Luftwaffe's objective from destroying the Royal Air Force to bombing London. This allows the R.A.F to recover and win the battle of Britain.
  • 87. Sept 13,1940 Italy invades British-held Egypt from Libya, the North African campaign begins.
  • 88. Sept 15,1940 The largest Luftwaffe daytime bombardment, it loses 56 aircraft
  • 89. Sept 27,1940 Japan joins The Axis
  • 90. Oct 7,1940 German troops enter their Ally Romania, Germany's only source of oil which is threatened by Russia
  • 91. Nov 11,1940 British carrier aircraft sink Italian fleet in Taranto's harbor Yamamoto in Japan is impressed by their success
  • 92. Nov 20,1940 Hungary and Romania, both military dictatorships, join The Axis.
  • 93. Dec 9,1940 British forces in Egypt counter attack the Italians and advance along the Libyan coast
  • 95. Jan 12,1941 Hitler sends Rommel and the Afrika Korps to help the Italians in North Africa Mar 3, 1941 Rommel attacks the British forces in North Africa.
  • 96. Mar 5, 1941 British troops arrive at Greece to support it. Apr 6,1941 Germany invades Yugoslavia and Greece Apr 17,1941 British forces evacuate Greek mainland to Crete Apr 27,1941 German troops occupy Athens May 20,1941 German paratroopers and airborne troops invade Crete by air May 31,1941 British forces in Crete surrender.
  • 97. Matsuoka April 13,1941 After military clashes, Japan and Russia sign non-aggression pact.
  • 98. Operation Barbarossa begins when 4.5 million troops of the Axis powers invade the USSR along an 1,800 mile front Clark II June 22,1941 Germany invades Russia Hitler orders maximum cruelty against civilians, which results in fanatic Russian resistance July 3,1941 Joseph Stalin orders the "scorched earth" strategy. July 16,1941 German army group "Center" takes Smolensk, just 220 miles from July 21, 1941 Moscow.The Luftwaffe bombs Moscow
  • 99. Matsuoka July 24,1941 Japan invades French Indo-China Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia
  • 100. July 29,1941 Hitler, eager to occupy the rich Ukraine first, orders to stop army group Center's advance to Moscow and to transfer its two tank armies to army groups "North" and "South". This is perhaps Hitler's greatest mistake The German Generals argue in vain against it.
  • 101. The final solution. A Nazi about to shoot the last Hermann Goering Jew left alive in Vinica July 31,1941 Hermann Goering orders the SS to prepare "the final solution", the plan to murder the millions of European jews.
  • 102. War in Russia Siege of Leningrad Sept 6,1941 Hitler orders to resume the advance to Moscow, in order to take it in the limited time before winter Army group Center , is given back its two tank armies, plus a third tank army and additional air units. Sept 15,1941 The long German siege of Leningrad begins. Sept 18,1941 The Germans in the South occupy Kiev and reach the Crimea
  • 103. Soviet refugees during German invasion Oct 2,1941 The final German attack towards Moscow begins (operation Typhoon). Oct 5,1941 Rains stop German advance to Moscow due to deep mud which stops both tanks and infantry. Oct 16,1941 Russian government leaves Moscow, the Germans occupy Odessa.
  • 104. Oct 26,1941 The Germans occupy Kharkov Nov 15,1941 With the mud frozen by the dropping temperatures, German advance to Moscow resumes.
  • 105. A 1941 WWII Soviet poster by Kukryniksy Artists reminding Russians about the traditions of Alexander Nevsky, Alexander Suvorov, and Vasily Chapayev Nov 30,1941 The foremost German forces reach 27km from Moscow, but can advance no further due to strong Russian resistance. Dec 6,1941 At temperatures of -34C (-29F) and below, a major Russian counter attack near Moscow begins. Moscow is saved, and the Germans are pushed back.
  • 106. War in Asia General Tojo Oct 17,1941 General Tojo becomes Japan's prime minister Dec 7, 1941 The Japanese Navy attacks Pearl Harbor and the Phillipines, and the US joins the war. Dec 11,1941 Germany and Italy declare war on the US. Dec 19,1941 Hitler orders "fanatic resistance" and appoints himself military commander-in-chief.
  • 107. Imperial Japan Emperor Hirohito •General Hideki Tojo •Admiral Yamamoto • Prime Minister •planned the attack on •Pearl Harbor. •Japanese military leaders had increased control in post WW I Japan.
  • 108. Pearl Harbor, the tuning point of WWII, USA joined the War!
  • 109. With the German failure to defeat Russia, which is marked by their failure to take Moscow, and with the United States joining the war a day later, This date marks the main turning point of World War II ”
  • 110. The Axis Italy Germany Japan VS The Allied Nations Great Britain France USSR USA
  • 112. In 1942 The wars took place mainly in 3 areas, which were Russia by Germany, Asia by Japan, and Africa by Germany.
  • 113. March 20,1942 industrial scale murder of jews by poison gas begins in Nazi death camps
  • 114. War in Asia Jan 2,1942 Japanese forces occupy Manila Jan 10,1942 Japanese forces invades Indonesia Jan 11,1942 Japanese forces occupy Malaysia Jan 12,1942 Japanese forces invade Burma Jan 25,1942 Japanese forces invade the Solomon islands Feb 15,1942 Singapore surrenders to the Japanese
  • 115. April 18,1942 Doolittle's raid - US bombers bomb Tokyo
  • 116. April 18,1942 Battle of the Coral Sea One Japanese carrier and one American carrier are May 6,1942 sunk
  • 117. June 4,1942 The battle of Midway. Four Japanese carriers are sunk, and one American carrier. Japan's naval superiority is lost. Jul 3,1942 Japanese forces land in Guadalcanal Aug 7,1942 US forces land in Guadalcanal
  • 118. War in Russia Jan 13,1942 German U-boats begin to sink ships along the US East coast May 8,1942 The German spring offensive in southern Russia begins. Jul 28,1942 Stalin forbids further Russian retreats, at any cost
  • 119. War in Russia Aug 23,1942 The German 6th army reach Stalingrad, the battle of Stalingrad begins. Sep 6,1942 The German advance in Stalingrad is stopped. Nov 19,1942 The Russian flanking counter attack around Stalingrad begins Dec 19,1942 The Germans fail to break the encirclement of their army in Stalingrad
  • 120. Jan 21,1942 Rommel begins another offensive in North Africa Aug 13,1942 Montgomery becomes commander of the British 8th army Sep 23,1942 The battle of El Alamein in North Africa begins. Nov 8,1942 Allied forces land in western North Africa, at Rommel's back
  • 122. In 1943 The wars took place mainly in 2 areas, which were Russia by Germany, and moving Africa battle to North Atlantic ocean by Germany, and Italy was defeated.
  • 123. War in Russia Germany would never go on offensive again against the USSR Feb 2,1943 The last German forces in Stalingrad surrender July 5,1943 The battle of Kursk begins Sep 25,1943 The Russians liberate Smolensk October Allied anti submarine bases established in the Azores, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean Nov 6,1943 The Russians liberate Kiev
  • 124. General Erwin Rommel May 13,1943 The long North Africa campaign ends. The Allies control North Africa May 22,1943 41 German U-boats sunk in 3 weeks Doenitz retreats all U-boats from the North atlantic July 10,1943 The Allies invade Sicily Nov 19,1943 The Marines land in Tarawa November Rommel takes command of the "atlantic wall" in the French coast
  • 125. Mussolini was arrested and executed while trying to escape to Switzerland July 25,1943 Mussolini is replaced and arrested. Sept 3,1943 The Allies invade Italy's mainland Sept 8,1943 Italy surrenders The German forces in northern and central Italy occupy it
  • 126. Dec 1943 P-51 fighters provide all-the-way long range escort to bombers over
  • 128. Jan 16, 1943 Eisenhower becomes supreme commander of western allies forces
  • 129. War in Russia March The Russians advance into the Ukraine Apr10,1944 The Russians liberate Odessa Jun22,1944 The Russians advance to Belarus Jun27,1944 Cherburg is liberated
  • 130. Romania surrenders to the Russians Jun28,1944 The Russians reach the old German-Russian border in central Poland Aug23,1944 Romania surrenders to the Russians Its oil fields were Germany's only source of natural oil Spe6,1944 Finland and Bulgaria surrenders to the Russians Oct19,1944 The Germans evacuate Riga, Latvia
  • 131. War in Asia Battle of the Phillippine sea Jun 15,1944 The Marines land in Saipan Jun 19,1944 Battle of the Phillippine sea Jul 24,1944 The Marines land in Tinian Oct 20,1944 The Marines land in Leyte, in the Philippines In response, the Japanese Navy begins to use Kamikaze suicide pilots. Nov 14,1944 B-29 bombers begin to bomb Tokyo from bases in the Mariana islands
  • 132. War in Europe the beaches of Normandy May 1944 Allied bombers begin to concentrate on the German fuel industry Jun 5,1944 The German Navy's Enigma messages are decoded almost in real time. Jun 6,1944 D-Day. American, British, Canadian forces invade France at the beaches of Normandy
  • 133. Hitler survives Jul 12,1944 1st German V-1 cruise missile attack on Britain Jul 20,1944 Hitler survives an assassination attempt by senior German officers with light wounds. July21,1945 Hitler appoints General Guderian to chief of the army OKH The Marines land in Guam
  • 134. General Gorge S.Patton Jul 30,1944 General Gorge S.Patton breaks out of the beachhead deep into France Aug 1,1944 Warsaw revolts against the Germans Aug 15,1944 The Allies land in southern France Aug 25,1944 Paris is liberated.
  • 135. Allied started fighting back August Allied fighters achieve air superiority over Germany Sep 8,1944 1st German V-2 ballistic missile attack on Britain Sep 17,1944 Operation Market Garden in Holland Oct 5,1944 British forces land in Greece Dec 16,1944 The German attack in the Ardennes begin
  • 137. War in Europe the Auschwitz death camp Jan 23,1945 The Russians reach Germany itself at the Oder river Jan 27,1945 The Russians liberate the Auschwitz death camp Jan 28,1945 The Ardennes campaign ends
  • 138. Feb 4-11,1945 Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin at Yalta,
  • 139. Allied Officers & Soldiers view the carnage at Buchenwald after liberation Feb 13,1945 The Russians occupy Budapest, Hungary Dresden bombed. Apr 11,1945 The Allies liberate the Buchenwald death camp
  • 140. The Russians enter Vienna Apr 13,1945 The Russians enter Vienna Apr 16,1945 The Russians begin final advance to Berlin Apr 25,1945 American and Russian forces meet
  • 141. German defense in northern Italy finally collapse Mar 6,1945 The Allies occupy Cologne, Germany Mar 7,1945 US forces cross the Rhine on the Remagen bridge Mar 27,1945 V-2 missile attacks end Apr 1,1945 German forces encircled in the Ruhr by the Americans Apr 10,1945 The Allies occupy Hannover Apr 26,1945 German defense in northern Italy finally collapse
  • 142. The End of Mussolini Apr 29,1945 Mussolini is executed by the Italian resistance The Allies liberate the Dachau death camp
  • 143. Apr 30,1945 Adolf Hitler commits suicide in his bunker in Berlin. He appoints Admiral Doenitz as his successor.
  • 144. May 8,1945 Germany surrenders The war in Europe ends
  • 145. War in Asia Jan 9,1945 The Marines land in Luzon in the Philippines Feb 19,1945 The Marines land in Iwo Jima Mar 4,1945 Manila is liberated Mar 16,1945 The battle of Iwo Jima ends Mar 27,1945 V- missile attacks end
  • 146. Apr 6,1945 The Marines land in Okinawa. Japan orders all its forces to use Kamikaze suicide tactic Apr 7,1945 The super battleship Yamato is sunk on its way to a Kamikaze fight in Okinawa
  • 147. April 12,1945 President Roosevelt dies.
  • 148. May 28,1945 450 B-29 bombers bomb Yokohama Jun 2,1945 660 B-29 bombers bomb Japanese cities Jun21,1945 Battle of Okinawa ends
  • 149. First atomic bomb test, near Alamogordo, New Mexico July16,1945 Jul 16 - the US tests the atomic bomb in New Mexico It works
  • 150. Hiroshima Aug 6,1945 Hiroshima is destroyed by an atomic bomb, named “Little Boy”.
  • 151. Nagasaki Aug 9,1945 Nagasaki is destroyed by an atomic bomb name “Fat Man”.
  • 152. Aug 14,1945 Aug 14 - Japan surrenders
  • 153. Japanese foreign affairs minister Mamoru Shigemitsu signs the Japanese Instrument Of Surrender on board USS Missouri as General Richard K. Sutherland watches, Sept 2,1945 Japan signs instrument of surrender. The World War 2 finally ends.
  • 154. Sure, we want to go home We want this war over with The quickest way to get it over with is to go get the bastards who started it The quicker they are whipped, the quicker we can go home The shortest way home is through Berlin and Tokyo And when we get to Berlin, I am personally going to shoot that paper hanging son-of-a-bitch Hitler Just like I'd shoot a snake General George S Patton – ” (addressing to his troops before Operation Overlord) - 5th June 1944
  • 155. Thank You Very Much Sompong Yusoontorn