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3 Germany invades Poland - blitzkrieg bopped them with lightning war (’39) Stalin then takes eastern half and Baltic states early ’40 - Nazis take Denmark and remaining Scandinavian nations, then Low Countries

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5 Hitler creates Vichy France, later takes over nation totally Charles de Gaulle operates legit French gov’t from UK 1940 - Japan joins axis w/ Tripartite Pact

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8 Hitler intends to invade Britain, seeks to bomb first Battle of Britain - Luftwaffe destroyed by RAF Hitler now has 2 front war!

9 Hitler invades Russia in 1941 - moves through, Soviets burn it all! Kiev (Kyiv)

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12 Atlantic Charter - Churchill + FDR agree to self- determination and for a new org. post-war Lend-Lease - ad for allies Pearl Harbor - US entrance

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