Specific information on the Second World War and post war countries 10

World War II can also be called the World Anti-Fascist War, the Second World War objectively promoted the development of science and technology, and this war led to the development and progress of aviation technology, atomic energy, heavy artillery and other fields.

World War II was a continuation of World War I, which was rooted in the fact that World War I failed to deal with the Versailles-Washington system of the international order at the time, which led to the outbreak of war 20 years later, and the outbreak of a war on a larger scale.

After the end of the First World War, none of the basic contradictions inherent in the era of imperialism have been resolved, but the contradictions between capitalism and socialism, between the victorious countries and the defeated countries, and between the victorious countries of imperialism have been added.

With the intensification of the imbalance in economic, political, and military development among the imperialist countries, Germany, Italy, and Japan, whose military strength has developed relatively rapidly, have demanded the redivision of the spheres of influence in the world, thus further sharpening the contradictions between imperialism.

The world economic crisis of 1929-1933 further exacerbated this contradiction. Germany, Italy, and Japan, which embarked on the road of militarism in order to extricate themselves from the crisis, launched local wars of aggression one after another, which eventually led to the outbreak of World War II.

1. The victory of the anti-fascist war saved all countries from fascist enslavement and saved the destruction of world civilization.

2. The rout of the international fascist forces fundamentally changed the distribution of political forces in the world and determined the entire post-war development of the world.

3. Many countries in the world have completed profound socio-political and economic changes in their own lives and embarked on the road of socialist development.

4. It has had a far-reaching and significant impact on the military thinking, war thinking, and army building of various countries after the war.

5. As the largest armed struggle in human history, World War II was a great destruction of human material civilization.

6. After the war, the people accelerated development, cherished peace, embarked on the road of scientific and technological development, and accelerated the development process of world history.

More than 60 countries and regions such as Germany, Italy, Japan, the Soviet Union, France, Britain and the United States.

The first was the Battle of Midway, in which Japan changed from active to passive in the Pacific theater.

The second was the Battle of Stalingrad, in which the Soviet Union counterattacked in the face of German troops. From then on, the German army was passively third, and the Normandy landing, and the Anglo-American forces successfully landed in Normandy. The second battlefield in Europe was opened, and the German army was faced with fighting on two fronts, east and west.

These three battles are the most important. It was also a turning point in the war.

The Battle of Stalingrad, the Normandy landings, the Battle of Berlin.

Battle of Stalingrad, Normandy landings, Battle of Midway.

Personally, I think it's the Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Normandy, the Battle of Midway.

European Theater of Operations:

Western Europe: Battle of France (Dunkirk Evacuation), Battle of Britain, Normandy landings, Operation Market Garden, Ardennes counterattack, Battle of the Rhine.

Soviet-German front: Kiev, Moscow, Stalingrad, Caucasus, Leningrad, Kursk, Berlin.

North African theater: Battle of El Alamein, Battle of Tunisia.

Pacific: Attack on Pearl Harbor, Battle of the Coral Sea, Battle of Midway, Battle of Kuah, Battle of New Guinea (Battle of Port Moresby, Battle of Turner, Battle of Hollandia, Battle of Biak), Battle of Marshall Island, Battle of Mariana Islands, Battle of Leyte Gulf, Battle of Iwo Jima, Battle of Okinawa.

Southeast Asia: Singapore Campaign, Philippine Campaign, Burma Campaign (Battle of Tongku, Battle of Ringanqiang, Battle of Myitkyina, Battle of Nu River), Battle of Imphal.

China: Battle of Songhu, Battle of Taiyuan (Battle of Xinkou, Battle of Pingxingguan), Battle of Xuzhou (Battle of Taierzhuang), Battle of Wuhan, Battle of Zaoyi, Battle of the Hundred Regiments, Battle of Zhongtiao Mountain, Battle of Changsha (four times), Battle of Changde (three times), Battle of Kunlun Pass, Battle of Henan-Xianggui (Japanese: Mainland Operation), Battle of Xuefeng Mountain.

1 Blitz attack on Poland 2 attack on France 3 Battle of Moscow 4 Battle of Stalingrad 5 Battle of Britain 6 Battle of Pearl Harbor 7 Battle of Okinawa 8 Battle of Midway 9 Battle of El Alamein 10 Normandy Landing 11 Battle of Berlin 12 Soviet-Japanese Northeast Campaign.

1.German attack on France Significance: Breaking the British policy of appeasement and completely destroying France's conservatism.

2.Surprise attack on Pearl Harbor Significance: To make the scale of World War II rapidly expand and develop into a world war.

3.The Battle of Stalingrad Significance: A turning point in World War II. It was Germany that switched from strategic offensive to strategic defense.

4.Battle of Midway Significance: The Japanese Navy suffered heavy losses, and the United States seized the initiative in the war.

5.Normandy Landing Significance: The largest and most successful campaign. It was the USSR that saved itself from fighting alone, and at the same time allowed Germany to fight on two fronts.

6.Significance of the restoration of the Philippines: Japan's inability to fight back laid the groundwork for the U.S. attack on the Japanese mainland.

7.The Capture of Berlin Significance: To defeat the rampant Germany, Japan had to bear the pressure of all anti-fascist countries.

8.A nuclear attack on Japan Significance: Accelerating Japan's surrender. Sounding the death knell for the decisive battle on the Japanese mainland.

What I can tell you is the attack and turning battles on the various battlefields.

1.North African Theater: Battle of El Alamein.

In June 1942, Montgomery took over as commander of the British Eighth Army, and fought a fierce battle with the German-Italian forces led by Rommel "Desert Fox" at El Alamein, which ended with the victory of the Allies, which was a turning point in the North African theater of World War II.

2.Pacific Theater: Battle of Midway. In June 1942, the U.S. military deciphered the Japanese code, learned of the Japanese army's battle plan, and then ambushed the Japanese army at Midway, which was a fiasco that the Japanese Navy had never had, and the U.S. military also took this opportunity to regain control of the Pacific theater.

3.World War II Transition: The Battle of Stalingrad. In July 1942, after the Battle of Stalingrad, the German army completely lost the strategic initiative on the Soviet-German battlefield after the destruction of the German Sixth Army Corps.

4.Normandy landings: A major Allied offensive on the Western Front in Europe on 6 June 1944, which ended on 19 August after crossing the Seine-et-Marne River.

The Battle of Normandy was by far the largest naval landing operation in the world, and the successful Normandy landing and the return of American and British troops to the European continent brought about a fundamental change in the strategic situation of World War II. And on August 25, 1944, the Allies regained Paris.

The Battle of Stalingrad, the Battle of Moscow and Leningrad, the Battle of Jomandy, the Battle of Sicily, the Battle of Alemin.