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1 Europe Battle of the Bulge Germany’s last offensive
14.5 WWII Ends Europe Battle of the Bulge Germany’s last offensive

2 Battle o the Bulge 80,000 allies died

3 Yalta Conference - Jan 1945 Yalta, Soviet Union

4 Big 3 Franklin Roosevelt Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin
Yalta Conference Big 3 Franklin Roosevelt Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin

5 1. What to do with Germany after the war?
Yalta Conference 1. What to do with Germany after the war?

6 Germany would be split up between the Allies and occupied
Yalta Conference Germany would be split up between the Allies and occupied

7 Yalta Conference 2. What to do with Eastern Europe?
Stalin is supposed to liberate the countries that the Nazis took over

8 Yalta Conference 3. Soviet Union would declare war on Japan
Help America and add pressure from the North

9 Question of Berlin Berlin will be split up between the Allies even though it is in Soviet Germany Berlin Berlin

10 Major military mistake by Hitler 250,000 Nazi‘s Captured
Crossing the Rhine Major military mistake by Hitler 250,000 Nazi‘s Captured

11 Hitler’s Bunker

12 Committed suicide in his bunker
Hitler’s Death Committed suicide in his bunker

13 Victory in Europe Day May 8 1945
V-E day Victory in Europe Day May

14 Winning the war in the Pacific
Planned Invasion of Japan= 1 million Allied Dead

15 FDR dies Stroke April

16 V.P. Harry Truman becomes Prez

17 Manhattan Project Fat Man -Little Boy
Atomic Bomb Manhattan Project Fat Man -Little Boy

18 Delivered by the bomber Enola Gay
Aug Delivered by the bomber Enola Gay

19 Hiroshima Aug

20 Nagasaki Aug

21 Victory in Japan Day Aug. 14 1945
V-J Day Victory in Japan Day Aug

22 United Nations

23 Harry Truman Churchill Stalin
Potsdam Conference Harry Truman Churchill Stalin

24 Rebuilding Europe Marshall Plan

25 Rebuilding Japan

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