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Treaty of Versailles
the Treaty of Versailles was a critical juncture in 20th-century history that sought to bring closure to World War I failed to produce a stable and just peace. Its harsh clauses and penal reparations were born from a desire for security and accountability but instead fostered irritation and economic despair in Germany. Treaties were not only felt in Germany but across Europe, paving the way for new conflicts. -
Hitler voted to power in Germany
Hitler's rise to power serves as a distinct reminder of the vulnerability of democratic systems. Through vigorous combination of advertisement, political scheme, and forceful quelling, he deconstruct the Wiemar Republic and invest a brutal absolute regime. The catastrophic consequences of his rule—leading in World War II of a holocaust in defending democratic values against authoritarian threats. -
Hitler's Olympics (1936 Summer Olympics)
Started opening 1 August 1936 closed on 16 August 1936 They have tried to present a peaceful and strong Germany while hiding their brutal policies against Jews and other minority groups. Athletes like Jesse Owens showed that talent and hard work could win against racist beliefs, while the events themselves remain a crucial reminder of how politics can overshadow even the most celebrated sporting events. -
German invasion of Poland
Started on September 1, 1939 – October 6, 1939 the German invasion of Poland was turning a point in history that led to the outbreak of World War II. It Also demonstrates Hitler's ambitious plans for territorial expansion and showcases the catastrophic power of modern warfare. This invasion not only changed the course of Poland's history but also impacted millions of lives across Europe, leading to a conflict that would last for six years and claim encounter countless lives. -
Pearl Harbor
1939 Nazi invasion of Poland, the war dragged for 6 years, until the Allies defeated Nazi Germany, Japan and Italy in 1945. -
Tripartite pact signed
Tripartite Pact, agreement concluded by Germany, Italy, and Japan on September 27, 1940, a year after the start of World War 2. It erected an alliance between the countries that had been largely intended to put off the United States from entering. -
Japanese Americans sent to interment camps
The Japanese American internment during World War II is a significant part of American history that serves as a reminder of the dangers of prejudice and the importance of protecting civil rights, even in times of war. Today, Feb 19 is observed as a Day of Remembrance for those who were unfairly interned, helping future generations understand and learn from the past inclusive society. -
Nazis establish gas chambers at Auschwitz
September 1941, that has started and then it has ended March 1943 the photo shows how when they huddle the people get them in different sections of the room and put them in order of groups in line and they have to go into a room not knowing what's in it there are 2 identical much rooms they have to go in with hope and some don't. They have a chance to survive when it doesn't say gas on the title room and they have to go in but if they do there isn't a high chance of being alive. -
Iwo Jima
World War II has taught important lessons about strategy and military tactics, and it served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought. The capture of Iwo Jima allowed the U.S. to use its airfields for future bombing raids, helping to turn the tide against Japan as the war continued. -
The death of Hitler
Adolf Hitler’s suicide in 1945 was not purely the end, but closure of an era of tyranny that had resulted in massive suffering and loss of life. His death was a significant minute, for Germany and the whole world leading to the end of World War II in Europe and the after trials for those who performed the horrors of the Nazi rule. This reminds of to be peace one another and the fight against tyranny. -
Axis powers surrender
The surrender of the Axis Powers brought an end to World War II, reshaping the world. Each surrender had its own context and outcome with Germany’s followed by a dividing up of Europe, Italy's leading to a new government, and Japan's come to ahead in profession. Political dynamics we see in the world till this very day. Each surrender was a significant step toward rebuilding peace and stability after one of history's most devastating conflicts that has been transpire. -
Atomic Bombs dropped on Japan
the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki not only ended World War II but it also left a legacy of destruction, suffering, and ethical debate. The events demonstrated the immense power of nuclear weapons and led to efforts in the post war world to prevent future conflicts involving such devastating. -
9/11 New York
September 11, 2001, was a turning point in American history. It showed how unsafe country was to terrorist threats and changed how security is handled. After that day people have given humanity coming from different countries especially middle Eastern and whom ever was wearing a hijab or another example turban because of what had happened and slowly attacking people who practice Islam and have a different perspective of one another.