War Chronology by Untyed Press
A sweeping chronology details World War II events from 1939 to 1945, outlining invasions, battles, treaties, and leadership changes across Europe, Africa, and the Pacific. Major moments include Germany's advance through France, the Allied reconquest of Europe, D-Day, Stalingrad, the Pacific island campaigns, Yalta and San Francisco conferences, and the fall of Berlin. The timeline notes key figures, nations, and battle outcomes, ending with Germany's unconditional surrender and Roosevelt's death.
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Tanuary
Ervin Rammel
Libya
Ireland
Singapore
Kharkov
Tobruk
R.A. F
Cologne
Tyne
U. S
Russia
Egypt
Alies
Dieppe
Stalingrad
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
el Alamein
Axis
North Africa
French Northwest Africa
Casablanca
Oran
Eighth Army
Toulon
France
Darlan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Tunisia
Tunis
Bizerte
Africa
Cap Bon
Fune
Pantelleria
Haly
Sicily
Mussolini
Marshal Badogno
Pibestro
Italy
U. S. Army
Berlin
Hungary
Romania
Hed
Odessa
Crimea
Germany
Sevastopol
Poland
Cassino
Rome
Hitler
Europe
Dwight D. Eiseshower
Normandy
Cherbourg
Heinrich Himmter
Gestapo
Paris
U.S
East -Prussia
Bucharest
Belgium
Netherlands
Finland
Moscow
Red Army
Sofia
Philippines
Morotai
Peleliu Islands
Manula Bay
Quebec
Britain
Aachen
Antwerp
Riga
Latvia
Eden
Stalin
Molotov
Athens
Ryukyu Islands
Formosa
MacArthur
Leyte Islami
Reich
Eisenhower
U.S. Third Army
Saar Basin
Metz
Sarrebourg
U.S. Ninth Army
Roer River
Saipan
Tokyo
Slovakia
R.af
Tirpitz
U. S. Third Army
Saar River
Wastwall
Saarlauterh
Second Army
Ruhr
U. S. First Army
Duren
Roer
U.S. Seventh Army
Wissembourg
Luxembourg
Meuse
Patton
Third
Bastogne
Ormoc
Mindoro
Manila
Leyte- Samara Islands
Warsaw
East Prussia
Upper Silesian
Pomerania
Oder River
Ardennes Bulge
Holland
Geierel MacArthur
Sixth Army
Philippine
Luzon
Yalta
Taird
Our
Sauer
Schwammenaul
Siegfried Line
Budapest
Corregidor
Iwo Jima
Congress
San Francisco
Rhine
Remagen
Palatinate
Saar
Kassel
Vienna
Japan
Bremen
Hannover
Koenigsberg
Ninth
Elbe River
Magdesburg
Essen
Erfurt
Leipzig
Oder
Warm Springs
Acros Elbe
Third Army
Dresden
Ninth Army
Yanksseize von Papen
Hyde Park
Armerican
Torgau
Karl Doenitz
Marshal Stalin
Southeia
Austria
Denmark
Mechanicville PTA Spring Conference Planned in Saratoga
The Mechanicville Parent-Teacher Association schedules a spring conference at the Methodist Church in Saratoga Springs for Wednesday May 23. Luncheon reservations must be made with Mrs Ernest Spencer by May 19. A postponed Mechanicville Council of Parents and Teachers meeting is set for one week later.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs
Ernest Spencer
Pineview Avenue
Mechanicville Council of Parents and Teachers
Tokyo Press Demands Break With Reich
United Press reports Tokyo demands a break with Germany after Foreign Minister Shigenoro Togo and Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler signaled peace offers to the Axis. Observers view Togo’s remark that Japan may reexamine relations as a major diplomatic shift, with complaints the peace offer was made without Japan’s consultation and aimed at the United States and Britain as Tokyo vows neutrality while continuing to oppose Soviet Russia.
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Germany
Norway
Denmark
Hitler
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Wehrmacht
Belzium
English Channel
Leonard
Dunkerque
Paris
Henry Pergin
Rmittee
France
Russis
Axis
Berlin
Italy
Greee
Athens
Slovakia
Hungary
Romanisz
Russia
Yugoslavia
Pantry
Rudolf Hess
Hiller
Scotland
Crete
Jane
Hely
Romania
Finland
Britain
Roozevelt
Winston Church- WH
Iran
Gerimans
Moscow
Rostov
Pearl Garoor
U.S
Japan
Tokyo
Reich
United Press
Shigenoro Togo
Brandea
Gestapo
Heinrich Hise
Comei
F.C. C
Towe
Togo
United States
Dreath
Guest speaker Rev Leon Sanparne at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church in this city hosted Rev Leon Sanparne of New York secretary of the Board of National Missions and youth fellowship as guest speaker. Devotional services were held at afternoon and evening sessions with supper at 6 pm.
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This City
Leon Sanparne
New York
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National Missions
Sanhorna
Woman Star Plunges To Death at Circus
Victoria Torrance 30, a featured trapeze performer for Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey, fell 60 feet to her death Sunday before 10,000 spectators as she and her husband descended during a daring act. The routine ended when Torrance released her grasp and plunged to the ring, a tragedy hailed as dramatic by witnesses.
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New York
INS
Victoria Torrance
Ringe
Victoria
Wayside Chapel At St. Paul’s Draws Many For War Prayer
The Wayside Chapel at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church opens its doors to all wishing to pray for men in service. Rector Rev. John Gass notes an altar placed inside for continuous prayer. A small table with a prayer book lets visitors write the name of the service member they pray for.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
John Gass
St Paul
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