World War II Events Calendar Through December
Chronology of 1942 with noted dates of battles and assaults. From Singapore surrender to Nazi reprisals at Lidice and key Allied actions in the Pacific and North Africa, including Midway, Guadalcanal, Dieppe, and the bombing of Italian cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine
Corregidor
Australia
Brtaan Peninsula
Philippines
James H Doolittte
Tokyo
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagoya
Osaka
Cologne
Germany
Japs Rose Fawr
Jans Land
Kiska
Aleuhans
Alta
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Reinhard Heydrich
Navaleputy
Bohema-Moravia
British Surrender Tobruk, Lybia
Eri¢ Rommels
Afrika Korps
FBI
Edgar Hooves
Ona
Vastopol
Caplores
Ameceeans
Guadalcanal
Washington
Suro Island
Dieppe
France
Eastern Solomons
Battle of
Cape Espreince
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Hawaii
Santa Cruz Island
Bate
el Alavein
Dwight D Eisenhower
North Africa
Germasse
New York Harbor
Haly
Naples
Jean Francole Dartan
Africa
World War II Chronology Recap Through June
A compressed chronology lists key 1943 WW II events from January to June. It notes Soviet advances including Leningrad siege breaking and Odessa recapture, Allied advances in Sicily and Italy, Casablanca conference, U S air strikes on Rome and Germany, Mussolini’s dismissal, and later Allied naval and ground movements in the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Casablanca
Roosevelt-Charchill
Germany
Wilhelmshafen
U. S
Guadalcanal
Khar
Kov
Readora Island
Ailicy
Sicdy
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Kiska
Italy
Naples
Maussolini
Kiev
van. J—U. 8S
Turner
New York Harbor
Jan W
Galeazzo Crano
Mussolini
Verona
Monte Cassino
Odessa
Balaklava
Duleh
New Gainer
Changchow
Sevastopol
Rone
Victor Emmanuel
Genos
Roosevelt
London
House of Commons
Westminster Abbey
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
Russia
Iceland
Wineston Churchill
Saluro Kerusu
Admiral Nomura
Roosteeit
Cordell Hull
Fay Eastern Aviation
Rostov
Dee I
Earl Harbor
Sirinking
Dapin
United States
Japan
Plance
Peince
Wales
Repulse
Malaya
Dee
Wakeland
Hong Kong
High level WWII timeline including D-Day and Berlin fall
A chaotic OCR timeline tracks World War II events from D-Day June 6 to V-E Day in May. It lists Allied landings, battles, occupations, and political milestones across Europe and Pacific theaters, naming places like Normandy Paris and Berlin, plus leaders and key dates.
World War II Timeline 1939 World War II Begins
A condensed sequence of events from 1939 to 1942 detailing German invasion of Poland and subsequent declarations of war by Britain and France, U S neutrality, major battles and occupations, the fall of France, the Battle of Britain, Japan’s entry into the war, and early Allied actions, including naval engagements and leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Josef Stalin
Russia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reichschancellor
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Tojo
International
France
Franklin D Roosevelt
Cracow
Canada
Gudnia
Poland
Warsaw
Scipa Flow
Royal Oak
Finland
Dee
Graf Spee
Arantic
Ajax
Achlles
Exeter
Montevideo Harbor
Uruguay
Columbus
Cape May
Suomussalmi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stolin
Arma Keim
Apene
Taraka
Makin
Cairo
Rooservelt
Churchill
China
Chiang Nai-shek
Gen. Biscahofer
Unieted States Army
Crown Prince
Humbert
Normandy
Bayeaux
Saipan
England
Cherbourg
Eurrenders
Alies
Siena
Vilna
Guam
Hitler
Marseilles
Nice
Chartres
Paris
Cannes
Avignon
Chateau Thierry
St. Michel
Belgium
Sedan
Arras
Verdun
Liege
Maastricht
Netherlands
Palaw Islands
Breet
Finns
Calais
Rywkyn Dy
Riga
Athens
Leyte Island
Aachen
Facade Sdmar
Paliippines
Palippine Sea
Anf
Safonika
Aleet
Iwo Vima
Bown Islands
Tirpite
Tromso Fjord
Tirana
Metz
Fella
Siegfried Line
Minedora Tsiend
Lurvembourg
Bastogne
Li—Rochefort
George S. Patton
Luzon
Western Front
Tannenberg
Third Army
U. S. Eighth Army
Berlin
Cavite
Bateau
Iwo Jima
Berchksgaden
Bismarck Lee
Phiippine
Rhine River
First Army
Rhine
Eudendorf
U. S. First
Ninth
Ruhr
U. S. Tenth Army
Okinawa
Fifth Fleet
East China Sea
Thhird
Coburg
Ninth Army
Esaen
Roosevel
Warm Springs
Harry S. Truman
U. 3
Seventh Army
Nuremberg
MacArthur
Luetzow
Ernie Pyle
Killedem
E Island
U. S. Ninth Army
Magdeburg
Leipzig
Halle
Stuttgart
Po River
Bremen
Potedim
Dénter
Fifth Army
Genoa
Congo
Austria
Munich
Milan
Reichstag
Hammerburg
Neumaenster
Denmark
Jacob L. Devers
Reims
Reichmarshal
Hermann Goering
Bunker Hill
Heinrich Himmier
Gestapo Hills
Okinawoa
Kyushu
Potsdam
Truman
Japantae
Hiroshima
U.S
Nagesekxi
Manchuria
Korea
Hirokite
Mannerheim Line
Norway
Belarus
Luxembourg
Neville Chamberlain
Brussels
Bugian
Aisne
Leopold I
Dunkirk
English Channel
Ildner Lancastria
St Nazaire
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Moarnhal Sens
Philippe Petain
Axis
Greece
Frankin
Hungary
Romania
Slovakia
Nec
Libya
Jax
Mana
Palippines
Cavite Naval Base
Armoster Churchil
Henry L Stimson
Northern
Ireland
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