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Grade 10 History - WWII Major Battles of World War II - Summary Surrender of France, June 1940 French forces collapse, surrender to Germany; Hitler controls mainland Europe Battle of Britain Nazis ask Britain to surrender and join them; Britain refuses Hitler wants to beat British Navy; control ports turn against Soviet Union Send Luftwaffe against RAF Bomb planes on ground and industrial area Britain had RADAR stations to detect Germans and get planes Hitler plans to bomb into submission; Britain refuses to surrender – Hitler has to give up Germany attacks USSR, June 1941 Germany broke Nazi-Soviet Pact Lebensraum: Hitler wanted living space that belonged to Russia Russia was too large; Nazi offense stopped Japan attacks Pearl Harbour, December 1941 Without notice of war, Japan bombs Pearl Harbour, USA Purpose - destroy navy fleet in Pacific (damaged, not destroyed) America joins allies; December 8, 1941 and Canada declares war on Japan Battle of the Atlantic, 1939-1945 Protection of sea lanes to ensure troops, supplies, equipment available to allies If supplies cut off to allies, outcome of war could be different Battle of Hong Kong Operation Hana Suka- Flowers in Bloom; station in Hong Kong Allies lose military base to support war efforts in Pacific Defend from Japan attack Battle of Dieppe, August 19, 1942 Allies land on beaches of France to try make attack against Germany Lesson for allies -- failure taught them for D-Day success Battle of Oratona Germans blocked Canadians so they can’t reach Rome Germans had high ground and blew up bridges leading to city New type- urban warfare (house to house) Italy surrenders to the allies September 1943 allies in Italy; Mussolini was killed, Italy surrendered Successful for Canada; Rome fell to regiment of Edmonton Battle of Stalingrad, Winter 1942/1943 Germany vs. Russia; turning point in war- German army retract To ensure moral of Russian soldiers, could not let city fail D-Day, June 6, 1944 Largest invasion in history; joint attack by Canadian, British, American troops Needed land on beaches of France to make invasion in Normandy, Germany Allies tricked Germans with dummy ships in Dover; Germans went to Calais Canadians attacked on Juno Beach; huge success Hitler had to fight war on two fronts- allies in west, Russians in east