1. Day 70 Objectives
Chronicle the advancements of the Allied Powers until they win WW2 in 1945

2. Turning Points of WW2 Axis 3 at their peak
Allies will now have a series of victories to collapse the Axis Powers
Two wise men, Churchill and FDR will let their Generals work
Stalin becomes wise and lets his Generals work

3. TP #1 = El Alamein What happens? Rommel pushed into Tunisia
Who comes from Morocco?
IKE!!

4. c. Mmm…Soft underbelly Next step is to take Italy Who is overthrown?
Mussolini
Then  put back in power
Germans defend Italy fiercely but lose
Hitler forced to use his forces to clean up Mussolini’s mess

5. Barbarossa Revisited Taking Leningrad and Moscow fails
New goal = oil fields of Caucasus Mountains in Southern USSR
Hitler’s Mistake?

6. TP #2 = Stalingrad!!!!! Hitler did not have to take it…
Biggest turning point of WW2!!

7. Battle of Stalingrad Summer-Winter of 1942 USSR wins at a price
by the end of WW2, 11 million military deaths
Germans suffer 300K casualties
Russians had better guns and uniforms…
Home Field Adv

8. 1942 Crimean Peninsula

10. c. After Stalingrad… Germany can’t recover from Stalingrad
USSR begins…
Counter-offensive
By 1944, USSR driving through Poland

11. Winning the Pacific
the U.S. looked for a peaceful way to stop Japanese aggression against China. In an effort to derail the Japanese war machine, the FDR decided to embargo sales of needed military goods, such as oil and scrap metal. The embargo convinced some Japanese leaders to best handle any threat by the U.S. military with a stunning attack against military installations, such as the naval base at Pearl Harbor.

12. z. Before the Invasion…No Trust
Early 1942, while Stalin is getting bashed by Barbarossa, Churchill at White House (2 stories) and planned WWII
Two Conferences take place before D-Day (June 6, 1944)
Casablanca January 1943…
Unconditional Surrender
Plan “D-Day”
Tehran December 1943…
FDR and Churchill promise Stalin the “second front”
Stalin indicates lands liberated = lands taken
The 3 are now Allies but there is little trust

13. Here's why Why did Stalin not trust FDR and WC?
Not as much Lend Lease to him
Felt FDR and WC wanted to destroy him and Communism too…was he right?
Why did FDR and WC not trust Stalin?
They thought Stalin would want to dominate Europe after the war! (?)

14. Stalin Wanted a 2nd Front
Asked for it for over a year and kept getting little from FDR
Stalin was mad that he took the beating from Germany

15. FDR
Was
Smart
FDR cared about avoiding too many deaths that would shake the USA’s resolve
USA lost 400K
USSR lost 11 million
This will be part of the straining of USA and USSR’s relationship for the Cold War

16. Stalin gets his 2nd Front
4th major Turning Point
June 6, 1944
D-Day
Beaches of Normandy
Paris later liberated
Rommel misses the battle

20. c. Battle of the Bulge Dec-Jan 1944/45 Germany’s Last Stand
Worst battle in Europe for USA (Year 1 & Archie)
Casualties
USA = 80K
Germany = 120K

22. Do what to the American spirits?
Hitler’s
Goal?
Cut into what country?
Do what to the American spirits?
And then what? 
Germany would AVOID signing UNCONDITIONAL surrender

25. Bulge holds and Allies push back Germany loses best army
Outcome of
The Battle
Bulge holds and Allies push back
Germany loses best army
Germany is open door in West