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This informative piece delves into the pivotal weapons and significant events of World War II, including the tin can mortar bomb, British stein machine gun, and the PSH Soviet machine gun. The analysis extends to historical moments such as the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Blitz, and the harsh realities of the Road to Stalingrad. The role of women in the war, notably symbolized by "Rosie the Riveter," is also highlighted. This overview offers insights into the impact of the Versailles treaty on Germany and the fighting in deserts like Libya.
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World War II By: Jake Wotnoske
World War II weapons • tin can mortar bomb. • British stein machine gun. • 9mm Berta • Pak38 • Nebelwerfer • browning machine gun • Ppsh soviet machine gun • Tt33 pistol
WWII weapons continued Soviet sniper rifle Soviet anti tank machine gun. Hand grenade Stick grenade Molotov cocktail Flame thrower
The Versailles treaty • After World War I Germanys solders were cut to 100,000 • The next effect of the treaty was that they were taxed and this ruined their economy.
Attack on Pearl Harbor • The attack on Pearl Harbor happened on December 6th , 1941. • One of our largest battle ships the Nevada was sunk. • This was the beginning of World War II.
The Blitz • The Blitz happened between September 1940 and May 1941. • Germany tried to force Britain to surrender by bombing its major cities. • Germany launched 127 large scale night bombing raids. • More than 60,000 civilians were killed and two million homes were destroyed in the Blitz.
Road to Stalingrad • Both sides lost about 500,000 people. • About 10,000 civilians lived through the battle. • The Red Army [Soviets] had a Calvary of people who rode on horses to the front of the battle very quickly.
Fighting in the Desert • The fiercest fighting in the desert war happened in Libya. • The 7th armored division was nicknamed the Desert Rats. • Libya was first controlled by the Italian army, then captured by the British. Later that year the Germans captured Libya. Finally the British captured Libya for good.
Woman in the war • One of the fictional characters, Rosie the riveter, was a national symbol of the new working woman. • In India, the fear of a Japanese invasion, caused woman to train for air raids and helping when people were injured.
Fun facts • Countries in the war were - Britain, France, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, United States, Italy, Spain, Nazi Germany, Japan. • The swastika [Nazi symbol] was originally used in Hindu temples in Greece and India.
bibliography I Witness book Publisher DK Dorling Kindersley. published in Great Britain. World War II Written by Herman Black published Brown Bear books. Printed in 2008. Battles of WWII By Earle Rice Written 1997 Published by Lucent books.