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Decades of Biggest Change Session 8

1935 to 1945

Your Sixties

Under Construction

If you had been born in 1875, just as this the period covered by is course began, then you would have been in your sixties during this decade.


[Video Introduction of Session]

Churchill with FDR
Churchill with FDR off Newfoundland

Outline

Course 7 Decades of Biggest Change 1875 to 1945

Session 8 Topics

Topic 1 Churchill’s Wilderness Years
Topic 2 World War II Overview
Topic 3 Churchill’s War
Topic 4 WWII Special Topics
Topic 5 The Atomic Bomb

Other Sessions

One| |Two| |Three| |Four| |Five| |Six| |Seven| |Eight| |Nine| |Ten


Headlines

YEAR EVENTS
1936 West Germany: German Troops Occupied Rhineland
1936 Jerusalem: Arab High Committee Formed to Combat Jewish Claims
1936 Addis Ababa: Italy Annexed Ethiopia
1936 Mussolini and Hitler Proclaimed Rome-Berlin Axis
1936 Nanjing, China: Chiang Kai-shek Declared War on Japan
1937 Amelia Earhart Lost on Pacific Flight
1937 Lakehurst, New Jersey: Fire Detroyed Zepplin Airship “Hindenburg”
1938 Munich: Summit Conference Gave Nazis Czech Sudetenland
1938 Howard Hughes Flew Around the World
in 3 Days, 19 Hours, 17 Minutes
1938 USA: Benny Goodman’s Band Swing Style
1938 CBS News Radio Network: Orson Wells’ “War of the Worlds” Radio
Show Was Broadcast
1939 Madrid: Spanish Civil War Ended in Fascist Victory
1939 Balkans: Italy Invaded Albania
1939 Nazis Invaded Poland Beginning World War II
1939 Vatican: Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli Elected Pope Pius XII
1940 France: Germans Conquered France
1940 Great Britain: German Air Campaign Repulsed
1940 Hollywood: Walt Disney Released “Fantasia”, His Greatest
Animated Movie
1941 USSR: Germany Invaded Russia
1941 The Philippines: Japan Began Invasion of SE Pacific
1941 Pearl Harbor: Japanese Bombed Fleet; USA Declared War
1942 Chicago: Enrico Fermi Split the Atom
1942 Guadalcanal: USA Won Key Campaign
1942 Kaiser Shipyards, USA: Developed Techniques for Building 10,000-Ton Liberty Ships in Four Days
1942 Allies Invaded North Africa
1942 Stalingrad: Two German Armies Surrounded and Captured
1943 Sicily: Allies Invaded Italy
1943 Hollywood: “Casablanca” Starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, and Paul Henried Released
1943 Broadway, New York City: Rogers and Hammerstein’s First Musical “Oklahoma!” Opened
1944 Normandy: Allies Invaded German Controlled France
1944 Nazi Holocaust Accelerated to Peak Activity
1945 Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Atom Bombs Detonated
1945 World War II Ended
YEAR EVENTS

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YEAR TITLE AUTHOR(s)
1048 Holy Roman Emperor Takes Control of the Papacy Ferdinand Gregorovius| |Joseph Darras
1054 Orthodox, Catholics Split Henry F. Tozer| |Joseph Deharbe
1066 Battle of Hastings Sir Edward Creasy
YEAR TITLE AUTHOR(s)

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