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Fat Man and Little Boy

Fat Man and Little Boy

The nuclear bombs America used to bomb Nagasaki and Hiroshima during World War Two, in the only two instances of nuclear warfare in the history of the modern world.

Axis

Axis

The opposing side of the Allies in World War Two. Most of these countries were run by dictators at the time, and they conquered several countries during the war.

Hitler

Hitler

The leader of the Nazi party and dictator of Germany during World War Two. He believed that Germans was a superior race, and called them an "Aryan master race".

Stalin

Stalin

The leader of the Communist party and dictator of Soviet Russia during world War Two. Over 40 million people were killed by his hand.

Mussolini

Mussolini

The leader of the Fascist party and dictator of Italy during World War Two. He believed that the government should control all aspects of a person's life.

Communist

Communist

A political party lead by Stalin, which believed in economic equality through the lack of private property.

Nazi

Nazi

A political party lead by Hitler, which was strongly antisemitic, anti-liberal, and anti-Marxist.

Fascist

Fascist

A political party lead by Mussolini, which believed that government was more important than the individual, and emphasized nationalism.

Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor

A Navy base in Hawaii, bombed by Japan during World War Two, which began America's involvement in the war.

Allies

Allies

The opposing side of the Axis during World War Two. Among these counties were the leaders Winston Churchill and Harry Truman.