Worldwar II
topics 
NAZI = ‘National Socialist’ |
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1939 (30
January) Reichstag speech ( Hitler) |
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American concentration camps |
| Codebreaking and secret
weapons in World War II |
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Collaboration during World War II |
| Death tolls for the man-made megadeaths of the twentieth century |
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Decoding Nazi
secrets chronicles how the Allies succeeded in cracking the infamous German message-coding machine, the
Enigma |
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ENIGMA
machine the German Enigma Cipher machine, history of solving,
a tip |
| Enigma
The Enigma machine, first patented in 1919, was after various improvements
adopted by the German Navy in 1926, the Army in 1928, and the Air Force in 1935 |
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Enigma
machine the German Enigma cipher machine |
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Enigma
machine crypto machines page |
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Enigma
part of The Battle of the Atlantic: Allied Naval Intelligence in World War II |
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Enigma Simulator
This page is about the famous Enigma cipher machine, well known for the vital
role it played during WWII. Below are descriptions of the various models, their
manufacturers and a number of accessories |
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Events Leading to World War II |
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Gefusilleerden en Terechtgestelden in Dutch |
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German Antiguerrilla Operations in the Balkans (1941-1944) The purpose of
this study is to describe briefly the German campaign against the guerrillas in
the Balkans during the period of the European Axis occupation, from the end of
hostilities against Greece and Yugoslavia in April 1941 to the capture of
Belgrade by the Soviet forces and the Partisans in October 1944 |
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Greater East Asia War |
| Het
parool: archief toegang tot afbeeldingen van de uitgaven van Nieuwsbrief
van Pieter 't Hoen en Het Parool die tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog
zijn gepubliceerd, in Dutch |
| Indigenous Australians at
war |
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In the forest of
Compiégne |
| Kodiak Alaska
military history |
| Losses
in the second world war |
| Marshall
plan |
| Mein Kampf |
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Memorandum regarding the enlistment of Navajo indians |
| Military
map symbols |
| Nazi
and East German propaganda |
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Nazi gold |
| Nazi
propaganda the story of the Nazi rise to power in the Germany of the 1930s
is often seen as a classic example of how to achieve political ends through
propaganda |
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Nazi
propaganda Nazi propaganda 1933 - 1945 |
| Nazi
prison escape |
| Norwegian
volunteers in the wehrmacht and SS |
| Pieces of
paper: Japanese air balloon bombings against north America |
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Psychological Operations Most WWII veterans and historians are familiar with
the Office of War Information (OWI). However, little has been written about how
these psychological warfare specialists were trained and how they performed
their duties in a combat situation, part of
www.psywarrior.com |
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Reichstag-fire |
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Riots in Duindorp and
treatment of suspected Nazi colaborators in Netherlands |
| Roosevelt & Churchill
on the Baltic states during the war |
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Russian collaboration with the Germans in WW2 |
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Song of Japanese
Navy in the Greater East Asia War |
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Swastika The swastika, hackenkreuz, gamma cross, gammadion, St. Brigid's
cross, or fylfot cross is a symbol found around the world, ... |
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Swastika an
equilateral cross with its arms bent at right angles, in either right-facing
form or its mirrored left-facing form |
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The turning point of the
Pacific War: two views doc file |
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The war ends in Europe,
1945 |
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U.S. army
special operations in World War II special operations—in this context,
commando or guerrilla activities—conducted by the U.S. Army in World War II |
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Voices of World War II |
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War isn't this century's biggest killer |
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War museums in
Europe |
| World
war II: abbreviations, acronyms, codewords, terms |
| World War
II
analyzed |
| World War
II codes and ciphers history, science and engineering of cryptanalysis in
World War II |
| World War
II death count |
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Horizontaal |
| Worldwar II:
maps |
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Battle maps:
Europe |
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Battle maps:
Pacific |
| Cartes |
| Europe on the
eve of World war II |
| Interactive
maps of world war II |
| Maps of world war II
provides an overview of WWII through a collection of maps that present the
battles and campaigns fought in the various theatres of war |
| WWII Blitzkrieg 1939-1940 |
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WWII
Eastern front |
| WWII Eastern front 1941-1945
timeline of the events of the Eastern Front of World War II, the conflict
between the Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union from 1941 to 1945, ... |
| WWII Eastern
front 1943-1945 |
| WWII Eastern
front 1944-1945 |
| WWII Western front 1944-1945
the Western Front was the theater of fighting west of Germany, encompassing
France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxemberg, and Denmark |
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Horizontaal |
| Worldwar II:
tradies, policies, agreements |
| A
look back at Nuremberg in early October 1945, the four prosecuting nations
(the United States, Great Britain, France and Russia) issued an indictment
against 24 men and six organizations |
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Big 3 at
Teheran - Europe 1943 |
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Casablanca conference from January 14 to January 24, 1943, the first war
conference between the Allied Powers, was held in Casablanca, Morocco |
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Casablanca conference
the Casablanca Conference (codenamed SYMBOL) was held in January 1943, and was
attended by the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Winston Churchill, and the
President of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt, as well as by all their top
generals |
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Casablanca conference images |
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Causes of the second World War causes of the second World War |
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Causes of the
second World War |
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Causes of the
second World War Causes of the second World War |
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Causes of World War II |
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Causes of World War II |
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Causes of World War II |
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Causes of World War II |
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Conferences of
World War II |
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Conferentie van Ieper
in Dutch |
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Conventie van Genève
in Dutch |
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Diplomatic history of World
War II |
| Formal
surrender of Japan, 2 September 1945 |
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Hitler receives an
ultimatum, 1939 |
| Hitler - Stalin
pact |
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Hitler-Stalin pact. 23th of August 1939 |
| Harry Truman and the
Potsdam conference on May 8, 1945, the Allies accepted German surrender
terms at the conclusion of the European conflict of World War II |
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HyperWar:
diplomatic documents of WWII |
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Locarno treaties
Locarno,
1925 |
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Locarno treaties |
| Munich
pact a treaty concluded at the four-power Munich conference of Sept.
29-30, 1938, by Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier, prime ministers of
Britain and France, and Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, dictators of
Germany and Italy |
| Munich
pact: Hitler takes over Sudetenland area of Czechoslovakia. |
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NATO basic documents: the North Atlantic treaty |
| NAZI-SOVIET PACT
the Government of the German Reich and The Government of the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics, directed by the wish to strengthen the cause of peace
between Germany and the USSR . . . have reached the following agreement: ... |
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Peacemaking with Germany’s allies – 1923-23 |
| Potsdam
conference the leaders of Britain, America and the USSR met again in
Potsdam, near Berlin, in July 1945. Germany had already been defeated. Victory
over Japan seemed a short distance away. There were many similarities between
Yalta and Potsdam but also some important differences |
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Potsdam conference
Truman, Churchill, Stalin met in a suburb of Berlin for the Potsdam Conference July 17-Aug. 2 |
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Potsdam conference |
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Potsdam conference |
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Soviet-Japanese neutrality and denunciation the presidium of the Supreme
Soviet of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and his majesty the Emperor of
Japan, guided by a desire to strengthen peaceful and friendly relations between
the two countries, have decided to conclude a pact on neutrality |
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The Covenant of the
League of Nations |
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The legacy of Versailles |
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The Munich agreement |
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The Munich agreement and appeasement 1938 in September 1938 British Prime
Minister, Neville Chamberlain, met German Chancellor Adolf Hitler in Munich to
settle the future of the Sudetenland. Hitler's demand that this Czechoslovak
land be ceded to Germany was agreed because it was settled by Germans and would
therefore be in line with the principle of national self-determination |
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The peace treaty of
Versailles |
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The sentencing and
execution of the Nazi war criminals, 1946 |
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Treaty of Locarno,
October 16, 1925 |
| Versailles treaty |
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Versailles treaty
June 28, 1919 |
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Wannsee conference |
| Yalta conference President Roosevelt, prime minister Churchill, generalissimo Stalin,
Yalta conference |
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Yalta conference 1945 the conference at Yalta held in the Crimea on February
4-11, 1945 brought together the Big Three Allied leaders. During this
conference, Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt discussed Europe’s postwar
reorganization |
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Yalta conference 1945 |
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Yalta conference 1945 |
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Yalta conference 1945 |
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