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1 The Road to Berlin World War II

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3 Vergeltungswaffen: (revenge weapons) Hitler’s “Miracle Weapons”
V-1 Flying Bomb V-2 Rocket

4 Liberation of France/Paris

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7 Operation Market Garden

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11 Battle of the Bulge (Fall 1944-Dec 1944)
Beginning of the end for Hitler and Germany. Hitler’s last major offensive, trying to get to port of Antwerp through Ardennes Forest, this created a bulge in the Allied lines. General Patton’s Army pushed back Germany in the dead of winter of 1944.

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15 Volkssturm

16 The Bridge at Remagen (Crossing the Rhine)

17 Dresden: Feb 1945

18 Meeting at the Elbe

19 April 12, 1945 FDR entering his fourth term as president dies of a brain hemorrhage… Harry Truman becomes president

20 Soviets Enter Berlin

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22 April 30, 1945 As Soviet tanks roll overhead ….

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24 May 8, 1945 VE Day

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