seconda guerra mondiale

teatro di guerra della II guerra mondiale

teatro della seconda guerra mondiale

contrapposizione politica e ideologica fra USA e URSS (1947-1991)

Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939, initiating the European phase of World War II and destabilizing the multiethnic eastern borderlands.

The Japanese aerial attack on the United States Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on 7 December 1941, prompting the United States to enter World War II.

The extended struggle for Stalingrad, conventionally dated 17 July 1942–2 February 1943, ending in the defeat of German-led Axis forces and constituting a turning point on the Eastern Front.

operazione militare alleata di sbarco nella regione della Normandia

The 1944 armed uprising of the Polish Home Army and Warsaw residents against German occupation, lasting from 1 August until the capitulation on 2 October. Distinct from the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

German officers attempted to assassinate Adolf Hitler and seize control of the Nazi state.

Sophie Scholl and other White Rose resistance members were arrested, tried and executed by Nazi authorities in February 1943.

Czechoslovak operatives attacked Heydrich on 27 May; he died from wounds on 4 June 1942.

Polish troops defended Westerplatte against German attacks at the opening of World War II.

U.S. and Japanese forces fought for Iwo Jima in a major Pacific battle.

Australian and Japanese troops fought along the Kokoda Track in Papua during 1942.

battaglia della seconda guerra mondiale

dittatore della Germania dal 1933 al 1945, principale istigatore della Seconda Guerra mondiale e responsabile dell'Olocausto (1889-1945)

ammiraglio giapponese (1884-1943)

generale e poliziotto tedesco (1904-1942)

14º Dalai Lama e Premio Nobel per la pace 1989 (1935-)

matematico, logico e crittografo britannico, pioniere dell'informatica

militare austriaco (1908-1946)

militare statunitense

militare statunitense

Political center of the Commonwealth during the succession and mobilization period preceding the Ottoman invasion.

Nazi German concentration and extermination camp complex to which Jewish prisoners from occupied Poland were deported and murdered.

The principal setting, undergoing political centralization, military modernization, and the decline of the samurai order.

The U.S. state forming the broader regional setting of the film.

Volcanic island of Japan and major World War II battle site.

One of the five Allied landing beaches in Normandy and the site of the film’s opening battle.