Second World War

The war involved these countries:

The German forces occupied the city but the Soviet army counter attacked during a cold winter

The war affected almost the entire population of the world

The effectiveness of American aircraft carriers and submarines put an end to Japan’s control of Pacific Islands

How did the War affect people’s daily lives?

Appeasement policies contributed to the outbreak of the war

Former colonies in Asia, Africa and Oceana became independent

The systematic extermination of Jewish people by Nazis during the War

The League of Nations was a failure

Decolonisation created new nations

During this phase of the war, there was a radical change in the balance of power

Countries employed all the available resources to defeat the enemy. This is called:

Here, they agreed that the Allies would occupy Germany and Japan

An avant-garde style of painting and sculpture

This replaced the League of Nations:

The United Stated dropped atomic bombs in

The main cause of Decolonisation was the participation of the colonies in the War

Germany, Italy and Japan wanted to expand their territories

This Soviet policy involved the destruction of anything that the enemy could use

Millions of people died in the war, and the greatest losses were among the active population

Here, they agreed to divide Germany into four zones and that Germany would be disarmed

The main objective of the Europeans was to supply arms to the troops

During the War, society was greatly affected, such as bombing and abundance of food

In Europe, Germany won various victories due to its strategy of

Other reasons for the outbreak of the war