World War 2 Timeline
World War Two TimeLine
Key:
-Pact/Treaties
-Meetings/ Conferences -Important event
-Agreements/ Acts -Attacks/Battles
The Holocaust Begins: 1933
Nazis made a persecution government policy
They passed laws forbidding Jews to hold public office
1935
The Nuremberg Laws passed, with deprived Jews of their rights to German citizenship jobs, and property.
November 9, 1938
The night of the Broken glass occurred also known as the Kristallnacht
This was the first act of violence towards the Jewish people.
Nazis vandalized thousands of Jewish shops and murdered about 100 people.
Kristallnacht

Germany Sparks A New War In Europe:
September 29
The Munich Conference was held.
The Munich Conference agreed to permit Nazi German Annexation of Czechoslovakia’s Sudetenland.
The Munich Conference

April 28, 1939 Hitler spoke before the Reichstag. He demanded that the port city of Danzig and Polish corridor be returned to Germany.
. Due to the result of World War 1, the allies cut out the Polish Corridor from German territory to give Poland access to the sea.
August 23, 1939 Joseph Stalin signed a 10-year nonaggression pact with Hitler.
The two countries had agreed to not attack each other for 10 years.
The outcome of the Munich Conference resulted in Stalin not becoming eager to join with the West.
Hitler also promised him territory.
September 1939
Roosevelt had convinced the congress to allow the Allies to buy American goods.
They would pay cash & then carry the goods on their own ships.
September 1,1939 Poland was attacked by Germany. Once the threat of a soviet attack from the East was removed, Hitler then moved on with his plans to conquer Poland.
Hitler used the strategy called the “Blitzkrieg” or “Lighting war” to invade Poland.
Poland was quickly under the control of Hitler.
This was the official start of World War Two
The Invasion of Poland

September 3, 1939
France and
Key:
-Pact/Treaties
-Meetings/ Conferences -Important event
-Agreements/ Acts -Attacks/Battles
The Holocaust Begins: 1933
Nazis made a persecution government policy
They passed laws forbidding Jews to hold public office
1935
The Nuremberg Laws passed, with deprived Jews of their rights to German citizenship jobs, and property.
November 9, 1938
The night of the Broken glass occurred also known as the Kristallnacht
This was the first act of violence towards the Jewish people.
Nazis vandalized thousands of Jewish shops and murdered about 100 people.
Kristallnacht

Germany Sparks A New War In Europe:
September 29
The Munich Conference was held.
The Munich Conference agreed to permit Nazi German Annexation of Czechoslovakia’s Sudetenland.
The Munich Conference

April 28, 1939 Hitler spoke before the Reichstag. He demanded that the port city of Danzig and Polish corridor be returned to Germany.
. Due to the result of World War 1, the allies cut out the Polish Corridor from German territory to give Poland access to the sea.
August 23, 1939 Joseph Stalin signed a 10-year nonaggression pact with Hitler.
The two countries had agreed to not attack each other for 10 years.
The outcome of the Munich Conference resulted in Stalin not becoming eager to join with the West.
Hitler also promised him territory.
September 1939
Roosevelt had convinced the congress to allow the Allies to buy American goods.
They would pay cash & then carry the goods on their own ships.
September 1,1939 Poland was attacked by Germany. Once the threat of a soviet attack from the East was removed, Hitler then moved on with his plans to conquer Poland.
Hitler used the strategy called the “Blitzkrieg” or “Lighting war” to invade Poland.
Poland was quickly under the control of Hitler.
This was the official start of World War Two
The Invasion of Poland

September 3, 1939
France and