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    English II 17 September 2014 World War II World War II was one of the most devastating wars the world has fought. From September 1939 through September 1945, an estimated amount of more than 55 million people perished. Over 50 countries were fought in nearly every part of earth. Most people do not really know when the war officially started. Some say it began when Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Others say the war began when Japan invaded Manchuria on September 18, 1931 (World War…

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    Women in World War II A woman wearing a red and white polka dotted bandana flexes her bicep with a determined look on her face. Her visage demonstrates the words printed above: “We Can Do It!” Rosie represents the most successful recruitment tool in American history and the most iconic image of working women during World War II. During World War II, the United States government printed up a propaganda poster that is famously known as “Rosie The Riveter.” World War II was the most significant…

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    land for the German people, since it once belonged to Germany prior to WWI. Within a matter of days, Great Britain responded by bombing Germany for their invasion of Poland. Over the course of the war Germany, Japan, and Italy had become axis to Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the U.S. Although the war began on September 1, 1939, the U.S. did not officially join WWII until December 7, 1941, after Japanese military forces bombed the U.S. Naval Fleet stationed at Pearl Harbor on Oahu,…

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    World War II began when Adolf Hitler and the German forces invaded Poland in 1939. Since France and Britain were allies of Poland, they took action by declaring war on Germany and forming the Allied Forces. Meanwhile, Germany formed an alliance with the Axis powers that included Italy and Japan. As the war continued, the Axis powers invaded more countries and others joined the Allied Forces including the United States after the bombing of pearl Harbor. As a result of these fighting, the families…

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    WOULDVE HAPPENED IF THE NAZI'S WON WORLD WAR II Imagine how the world would have been different if the Nazis had won World War II. , If the axis powers won over the allied forces. Since the Nazis were known for their destructive crimes, such a fantasy is undeniably a frightening one. However, let us try putting the negatives aside, and view a Nazi victory more as a fantasy than a nightmare. United States General George S. Patton had not realized until late in the war that the United…

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    World War II brought about a lot of change for women 's roles in the United states; however, after the war most of this positive change revolved back to how it was before the war. With a lack of men to fill jobs women were needed to replace them. It became more socially accepted for a woman to be in a traditionally male job. Many women began work in factories, and other jobs that would not previously been likely to hire women. Between 1940 and 1945 six million women went to work for the…

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    World War II was one of the most deadliest wars in history. This terrible war the cause or 80 million deaths and countless tragedies around the world. But what events lead to WWII? Wold War II was caused by the after affects of WWI, The worlds economy after the treaty of Versalles, and Hitlers rise to power. Everything that lead to World War II started from the end of The Great War, the war to end all wars. The destruction from the great war left europe devastated. This instability created…

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    During World War II savagery was an awful but also a large part of it. Savagery is quite a broad term. Throughout the war quite a lot of savage things happened. The worse I could find was called U.S. liberated the Germans which is iconic if you truly think about it cause in reality the article is all about then the U.S. raped and stole from German civilizations. The article talked about how it all started out innocent there was no stealing or sexual violence. The U.S GIs was told to search…

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    Katelyn Calhoun Mrs. Sottek Writing and Grammar-D 12 February 2018 Blitzkrieg The blitzkrieg was known as the lightning war, which involved light tank units and many other artillery units (Cawthorne 6). The first blitzkrieg was first used against Poland in 1939, by Germany who wanted to confuse their enemies by using tactics that were never seen before. Germany's blitzkrieg battle warfare was used during the most crucial battles against Allied countries and was successful because of…

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    During World War II, Frankl was a director of a mental hospital. He was also an organizer of a guidance center, which successfully dealt with youth. Frankl together with other doctors and his family were sent to Nazi death camps. Along with him he brought a manuscript of a book he planned to write. That manuscript was unfortunately destroyed. It was ironic that his desire to write on psychological topics aided him to endure three nightmarish years imprisoned. This situation confirmed to Frankl…

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