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1918 September 22, JEWISH LEGION. Defeated a Turkish army at Umm Esh-shert Ford.
1939: Germany and Russia agree on partition of Poland. 217,000 Polish troops who are fighting against the Red Army surrender at Lvov. The NKVD begins rounding up thousands of Polish officers and deporting them to Russia where they will be executed a year later ... |
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... believed a Nazi promise and returned to the ghetto where they were shot.
1942: Field Marshal Rommel takes a medical leave and hands over command to General von Thoma. British troops occupy the capital of Madagascar.
1942: Wendell Willkie, 1940 Republican presidential candidate, confers with Stalin and calls for a second front at the earliest possible moment... |
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... three UK-bound neutral merchant ships.
1939: Food rationing introduced in Germany on small scale.
1939: 1,150 German planes bomb Warsaw. German Special Task Force troops execute 800 Polish intellectuals and leaders in Bydgoszcz.
1940: 18th successive night raid on London. Southampton and Brighton also attacked.
1940: Plans to evacuat... |
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The Hospital moved to Southwark in 1769, where it became an approved school for girls.
1857 September, TUNISIA
Under a direct threat from Napoleon III's troops, Muhammad al-Sadiq-Bey (1857-82) proclaimed the Pacte Fondamental which gave eq... |
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1941. szepptember 26. The Hungarian Army rounds up 18,000 Jews at Kamenets-Podolsk.
1941. szepptember 26. British troops complete the occupation of the vital Abadan oilfields in Iran.
1942. szepptember 26. The Russians announce ... |
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1939 September 27 - 28, POLAND SURRENDERED
Warsaw fell. Poland's capital, home to 350,000 Jews, surrendered to German troops after a three-week siege. Out of over 90,000 Polish Jewish soldiers, 32,216 were killed and another 61,000 captured, most of them dying ... |
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1937: In a speech given during a visit to Berlin, Mussolini assures the world; "There are no secret intentions in my visit. Nothing is being plotted".
1939: German and Soviet troops meet at Brest-Litovsk and together stage a military review. An agreement is signed affirming their common border lines in eastern Poland.
1939. szeptember 28. Egy hó... |
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... agrees to let Hitler do what he pleases in Europe, while Hitler agrees to assist Italy if war breaks out.
1939: Poland formally surrenders, relieving the 35,000 besieged Polish troops who are defending the fortress of Modlin of their obligations thereby enabling them to surrender.
1939: Nazis and Soviets divide up Poland. Over two million Jews reside in Naz... |
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... Sudetenland by annexing it, and that he had no further demands or plans for expansion. Chamberlain gave in, claiming that by doing so he had achieved "peace in our time". Within 2 days German troops began to occupy the Sudetenland.
1939 September 30, Graf Spee sinks the British steamship Clement off Pernambuco, Brazil.
1939 September 30, Polish government-i... |
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... conscription.
1939: British Prime Minister Winston Churchill during a radio broadcast described the Soviet Union as ''a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma''.
1939: German troops enter the devastated city of Warsaw. The Polish garrison on the Hel Peninsula surrenders to the Germans after repeated attacks.
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... had been considered "privileged" and had been sent to Theresienstadt.
1941: Army Group Centre launches operation 'Typhoon', the main offensive towards Moscow. Hitler tells his troops: ‘Today is the beginning of the last great battle of the year'. Army Group South begins an advance against Kursk and Kharkov.
1941 October, ONA SIMAITE (1899-1970) (Lithu... |
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... is.
1940: U.S. Army adopts airborne, or parachute, soldiers. Airborne troops were later used in World War II for landing troops in combat and infiltrating agents into enemy territory.
1940: Chamberlain resigns as Lord President of the Council th... |
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... Ukraine, Panzer Group 1 reaches the Sea of Azov.
1942: Himmler orders all Jews in concentration camps in Germany to be sent to Auschwitz and Majdanek.
1943: German troops complete the evacuation of the island of Corsica.
1943: The first of two heavy raids by a US Navy Task Force against Wake Island, with 61 Japanese aircraft being reported as de... |
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1939: After a 2 day battle against Soviet tanks and planes and then a 5-day fight against the Germans. The last remaining Polish troops (17,000 men) surrender to German forces at Kock and Lublin.
1939: Hitler in a speech to the Reichstag announces the victorious... |
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... Koc, Polish President Ignacy Moscicki and Minister of Defense Smigly-Rydz. They organized boycotts and encouraged pogroms, all under the guise of national defense.
1940: German troops enter Romania to 'help restrain the Army'.
1940: Beaverbrook announces gifts received for aircraft purchases now total £6,098,826.
1941: Finland rejects a Br... |
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... the special camps of the east".
1943. October 9. The Russians now control the Kuban peninsula on the Black Sea, after the successful evacuation of all German and Romanian troops into the Crimea.
1944. October 9. Admiral Nimitz decides to i... |
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... Dietrich became an American citizen in 1939.
In December 1941, the U.S. entered World War II, and Dietrich became one of the first celebrities to raise war bonds. She entertained troops on the front lines in a USO revue that included future TV pioneer Danny Thomas as her opening act. Dietrich was known to have strong political convictions and the mind to speak them. Li... |
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1944: U.S. air raids against Okinawa begin.
1945: Negotiations between Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek and Communist leader Mao Tse-tung break down. Nationalist and Communist troops are soon engaged in a civil war.
1998. október 11. "Tűrhetetlennek tartom, hogy a német történelmet, bármennyire rossz irányba tévedt is, katasztrófatermékké silányítsu... |
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... the Reichstag wall "Baranovichi-Sobibor-Berlin."
1943: The new Italian government of Marshal Badoglio declares war on Germany, with little effect. Nearly half a million Italian troops have been taken prisoner by the Germans, who predict the Italians will switch sides after their surrender.
1943: The U.S. Fifth Army crosses the Volturno River.
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... enacted enforcing the death penalty for anyone leaving any district of the general government.
1941: Odessa, a Russian port on the Black Sea which has been surrounded by German troops for several weeks, is evacuated by Russian troops.
1942: Japanese bombard Henderson Field at night again from warships.
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