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WWII Holocaust Part 1
Created by
Caleb Cummings
⟶ Updated 15 Nov 2018 ⟶
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WWII Timeline #1
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European Timeline 1943
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WWII Holocaust Part II
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World War One - Timeline 1 2021
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Events
January 8, 1940: Britain begins to ration their food to save for the war effort.
January 25, 1940: The SS chooses the site for Auschwitz, near Oswiecim.
February 12, 1940: German authorities deport 1,000 Jews from Stettin to the Lublin District.
March 12, 1940: The Russo-Finnish war comes to an end.
April 9, 1940: Germany invades Norway and Denmark, 2,173 in Norway and in Denmark
April 30, 1940: The Lodz Ghetto is locked from the outside world with 230,000 Jews inside
May 1, 1940: Rudolf Höss is chosen to be kommandant of Auschwitz.
May 10, 1940: Nazis invade France (Jewish pop. 350,000), Belgium (Jewish pop. 65,000), Holland (Jewish pop. 140,000), and Luxembourg (Jewish pop. 3,500).
May 15, 1940: The Netherlands surrender to Germany
May 26, 1940: German troops surrounded Allied troops at Dunkirk, hundreds of thousands of troops had to be evacuated using civilian craft.
May 28, 1940: Belgium surrenders unconditionally.
June 3, 1940: Germany begins to bomb Paris
June 10, 1940: France surrenders and Italy declares war on Britain and France
June 14, 1940: Paris is occupied by the Nazis
June 22, 1940: France signs an armistice with Hitler
June 28, 1940: Charles de Gaulle is recognized by Britain as the leader of the Free French, they are dedicated to the defeat of Germany and the reoccupation of France
July 1940: Germany wanted to relocate 1 million Jews per year for 4 years to Madagascar, it would be governed by the SS as a police
July 10, 1940: The Battle of Britain begins, German planes bomb Britain for months
July 23, 1940: Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Bessarabia are occupied by the Soviet Union
August 3-19, 1940: Italy invades British Somaliland.
August 13, 1940: The Luftwaffe begins to bomb British radar stations to prepare for Operation Sea Lion.
August 17, 1940: Any ships near the British Isles are sunk on sight
August 25-26, 1940: British planes begin bombing Berlin
September 3, 1940: The invasion of Britain by Germany to eliminate it as an enemy to the Axis powers
September 7, 1940: Germany bombs Britain in preparation for a land invasion.