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World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two Wars
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and Legacy
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and LegacyPhoto Galleries
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and LegacyPhoto GalleriesThe instability created in Europe by the First World War (1914-18) set the stage for another international conflict—World War II—which broke out two decades later and would prove even more devastating. Rising to power in an economically and politically unstable Germany, Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi Party, rearmed the nation and signed strategic treaties with Italy and Japan to further his ambitions of world domination. Hitler’s invasion of Poland in September 1939 drove Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany, marking the beginning of World War II. Over the next six years, the conflict would take more lives and destroy more land and property around the globe than any previous war. Among the estimated 45-60 million people killed were 6 million Jews murdered in Nazi concentration camps as part of Hitler’s diabolical “Final Solution,” now known as the Holocaust.
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World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War II
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two Wars
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and Legacy
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and LegacyPhoto Galleries
World War IIBY HISTORY.COM EDITORSCONTENTSLeading up to World War IIOutbreak of World War II (1939)World War II in the West (1940-41)Hitler vs. Stalin: Operation Barbarossa (1941-42)World War II in the Pacific (1941-43)Toward Allied Victory in World War II (1943-45)World War II Ends (1945)African American Servicemen Fight Two WarsWorld War II Casualties and LegacyPhoto GalleriesThe instability created in Europe by the First World War (1914-18) set the stage for another international conflict—World War II—which broke out two decades later and would prove even more devastating. Rising to power in an economically and politically unstable Germany, Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi Party, rearmed the nation and signed strategic treaties with Italy and Japan to further his ambitions of world domination. Hitler’s invasion of Poland in September 1939 drove Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany, marking the beginning of World War II. Over the next six years, the conflict would take more lives and destroy more land and property around the globe than any previous war. Among the estimated 45-60 million people killed were 6 million Jews murdered in Nazi concentration camps as part of Hitler’s diabolical “Final Solution,” now known as the Holocaust.