How World War 1 Changed The World

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• • The outbreak of war

  • Forces and resources of the European combatants, 1939

  • Engineering of war, 1918–39

  • The war in Europe, 1939–41
    • The campaign in Poland, 1939
    • The Baltic states and the Russo-Finnish State of war, 1939–40
    • The war in the w, September 1939–June 1940
      • The invasion of Norway
      • The invasion of the Low Countries and French republic
      • The evacuation from Dunkirk
      • Italy's entry into the war and the French Armistice
    • The Boxing of Britain
    • Central Europe and the Balkans, 1940–41

  • Other fronts, 1940–41
    • Egypt and Cyrenaica, 1940–summer 1941
    • Eastward Africa
    • Iraq and Syrian arab republic, 1940–41
    • The beginning of lend-charter
    • The Atlantic and the Mediterranean, 1940–41
    • German strategy, 1939–42

  • Invasion of the Soviet Spousal relationship, 1941

  • The war in the Pacific, 1938–41
    • The war in Red china, 1937–41
    • Japanese policy, 1939–41
    • Pearl Harbor and the Japanese expansion, to July 1942
    • The fall of Singapore
    • The Chinese front and Burma, 1941–42

  • Developments from fall 1941 to spring 1942
    • Allied strategy and controversies, 1940–42
    • Libya and Arab republic of egypt, autumn 1941–summer 1942
    • The Germans' summer offensive in southern Russia, 1942
• • The Solomons, Papua, Madagascar, the Aleutians, and Burma, July 1942–May 1943

  • Burma, fall 1942–summer 1943

  • Montgomery'due south Battle of el-Alamein and Rommel'due south retreat, 1942–43

  • Stalingrad and the German language retreat, summer 1942–Feb 1943

  • The invasion of northwest Africa, November–December 1942

  • Tunisia, November 1942–May 1943

  • The Atlantic, the Mediterranean, and the North Sea, 1942–45

  • Air warfare, 1942–43

  • German-occupied Europe

  • Casablanca and Trident, January–May 1943

  • The Eastern Forepart, Feb–September 1943

  • The Southwest and Southward Pacific, June–October 1943
• • Developments from autumn 1943 to summer 1944
    • Sicily and the fall of Mussolini, July–August 1943
    • The Quadrant Conference (Quebec I)
    • The Allies' invasion of Italia and the Italian volte-face, 1943
    • The western Allies and Stalin: Cairo and Tehrān, 1943
    • German language strategy, from 1943
    • The Eastern Forepart, October 1943–Apr 1944
    • The war in the Pacific, October 1943–August 1944
      • The encirclement of Rabaul
      • Western New Guinea
      • The central Pacific
    • The Burmese borderland and Mainland china, November 1943–summer 1944
    • The Italian front, 1944

  • Developments from summer 1944 to autumn 1945
    • The Allied invasions of western Europe, June–November 1944
    • The Eastern Front, June–December 1944
    • Air warfare, 1944
    • Allied policy and strategy: Octagon (Quebec II) and Moscow, 1944
    • The Philippines and Borneo, from September 1944
    • Burma and Mainland china, October 1944–May 1945
    • The German offensive in the westward, winter 1944–45
    • The Soviet advance to the Oder, Jan–February 1945
    • Yalta
    • The German collapse, jump 1945
    • Potsdam
    • The stop of the Japanese state of war, February–September 1945
      • Iwo Jima and the bombing of Tokyo
      • Okinawa
      • Hiroshima and Nagasaki
      • The Japanese give up

  • Costs of the war
    • Killed, wounded, prisoners, or missing
    • Human and fabric cost
      • Europe
      • The Far Eastward

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