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HISTORY DISPLAY CARDS

WW2 Timeline…

We’ll Meet Again: Vera Lynn

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End of World War 1, 1918

Germany forced to give up land and was banned from having an army.

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Adolf Hitler Comes To Power, 1933

The German people vote the leader of the Nazi party as their new leader.

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Gas Masks, 26th September 1938

Issued to the people of Britain.

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Munich Agreement, 29th September 1938

Signed by Neville Chamberlain and Hitler. There is hope for peace.

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Germany Invades Czechoslovakia, March 1939

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World War Two Begins, 3rd September 1939

Britain and France declare war on Germany.

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Germany invades Poland, 1st September 1939

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Evacuation, 1st September 1939

Plans made to evacuate children ready for German air attacks.

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National Registration Act, 7th September 1939

All households provide information for Identity and Ration Cards.

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Anderson Shelters, 1939

By September half a million shelters had been installed in British gardens.

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Dig for Victory, October 1939

Campaign launched.

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Rationing Begins, 7th January 1940

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Winston Churchill, 10th May 1940

Replaces Neville Chamberlain as British Prime Minister.

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The Blitz, 7th September 1940

Nearly 200 Brits killed or injured in London on the first night alone.

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21st September 1940

Underground stations used as public air raid shelters.

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Coventry, November 1940

10 hours500 enemy aircraft1000 casualties4330 homes destroyed

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Italy, 10th June 1940

Join forces with Germany and enter the war.

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Battle of Britain, 10th July 1940

The Luftwaffe (German air force) attemt to destroy the British RAF (Royal Air Force).

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Morrison Shelters, March 1941

Introduced for people without gardens.

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House of Commons, 10th May 1941

German air raid destroys the House of Commons and the Holborn theatre.

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National Service Act, 18th December 1941

Women called up for war work, jobs such as mechanics, engineers and tank drivers.

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Historic Cities, 28th September 1942

The Luftwaffe begins bombing Exeter, Bath amongst others.

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‘V’ for Victory, 28th September 1941

BBC launches campaign.

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Clothes Rationed, 1st June 1941

British government introduces clothing and furniture.

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Italy Surrenders, 28th September 1943

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Italians swap sides, 10th October 1943

Italy declares war on Germany.

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D-Day, 6th June 1944

Allied troops land in Northern France for the battle of Normandy.

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US troops enter Germany, 11th September 1944

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Battle of the Bulge, 16th December 1944

Germany launches a final offensive on the west, officially called the Ardennes Offensive.

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Hitler commits suicide, 30th April 19454

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Germany surrenders, 7th May 1945

German General Alfred Jodi signs an unconditional surrender of all German forces.

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VE Day, 8th May 1945

(Victory in Europe)

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End of World War 2, 2nd September 1945

Japan surrenders sparking the official end of the war across the world.

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Rationing ends, 4th July 1954

People tear up ration books to celebrate.


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