… million Jews and 5-6 million non-Jews (McFee) in only about 7 years time. The years that the Holocaust took place were from 1939-1945 (McCarthy). There were several different causes of death during this time. Many babies were thrown in the air and…

… by the failure of the Schlieffen Plan, the plan failed on September 11th 1914 and the war dragged on for another four years until Germany was defeated on November 11th 1918. The failure of the plan led to many causes such as a war of movement had…

… crucial step in Asia- Pacific, in relation to the war. The Allies had stopped the Japanese Emperor from expanding its emperor by dropping two atomic bombs. However, this decision had two edges. In relation to the war, the Allies were successfully end…

… Jews before World War II but the number only continued to rise during the war. When the news of what went on inside the Warsaw ghetto, it gave inspiration to other Jews who were receiving the same discrimination. The Jews were nearly one-third of…

… of the US and USSR on that time, Stalin and Truman. Stalin actions make the impression on the West that he wanted to spread communism, but instead he wanted to take advantage of the fact that the Red Army had control of Eastern Europe after the…

… First World War and What were the Major Difficulties faced by Soldiers? The First World War was a War unlike any other seen before, in scale and in horror. This was a new sort of conflict, one of suffering and attrition, of long waiting and utter…

… about Haig and the battle of the Somme. How far do you agree that they have no use for the historian studying Haig and the battle of the Somme? Source D, is a still from the T.V. series black adder goes forth, a comical program, stereotyping characters…

… Hideki Tojo ordered the attack on November 5, 1941. The US military knew about the attack, but they didn't where. Before the bombing, President Roosevelt set up the US's neutrality. However, Roosevelt declared war on Japan after Pearl Harbor. Three…

… to drop two atomic bombs on Japan. The United States warned Japan that they would face "prompt and utter destruction" unless Japan surrenders. Japan refused. On August 6, Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb named Little Boy over Hiroshima, an important…

… into World War II was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. On December 7th 1941 Japanese carrier-based plans and submarines attacked the Navy ships docked at Pearl Harbor. This attack caused grave damage to the Americans. This was when the Americans…