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WWII Notes-Secker

notes on WWII and brief Holocaust informantion

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Battle of Bulge The last major battle in Europe and Victory for Allies.
V-E Day Victory in Europe Day.
When the first atomic bomb was dropped August 6,1945
Where the first atomic bomb was dropped Hiroshima, Japan
Name of first atomic bomb dropped "Little Boy"
When the second atomic bomb was dropped August 9,1945
Where the second atomic bomb was dropped Nagasaki, Japan
Name of Second atomic bomb dropped "Fat Man"
Holocaust Genocide againsst Jews during WWII
Genocide Mass killing of a particular group of people.
Concentration Camps Labor Camps where weapons were produced for war. Mostly consisted of Men and no elderly people.
Death Camps Camp where the Jews were killed in mass numbers.
Ghettos Jewish neighborhoods that contained Jews due to overcrowding.
Final Solution The decision to kill the Jews
Yalta Confrence The meeting between allied powers: -Franklin D. Roosevelt: USA -Churchill:Great Britain -Stalin:USSR (Soviet Union) Where the desicion of the division of Germany took place.
United Nations Attempted to create cooperation among nations
Postdam A German city where communism was to be discussed. Meeting between Stalin and Truman but Stalin didnt attend.
D-Day Known also as Operation Overload. It was an invasion in Normandy, France on June 6,1944.
Rosie the Rivitar The poster child for working women.
Allies vs. Enemy FIGS= France, United States, Great Britain, Soviet Union.JIG=Japan,Italy, Germany
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