Answer:
The following are the correct dates to the events that occurred in Europe during World War II:
- 1939: World War II beings when Germany invades Poland:
On September 1st, 1939, Germany troops invaded Poland all along its shared border. As a response to Hitler's actions, on September 3rd, France and Britain declared war on Germany, marking the beginning of World war II
2.1940: The Battle of Britain begins, with day-and-night bombing of English cities:
During the summer and fall of 1940, the British royal Air Force defended the United Kingdom against sustained and repeated German attacks. This battle marks a significant turning point during the war with Britain winning the battle.
3.1941: German invasion of Russia becomes tuning point of the war:
On June 22nd, German troops launched a surprised attack on the Soviet Union, a nation that has been its ally in the Poland War.
4.1943: Soviets mount counterattack, handing Germany major loss:
Despite an impressive German defense, the offensive attacks made by the Soviet Union forces successfully liberated several cities, marking a major German loss in the War.
5.1944: The Battle of the Bulge becomes Germany's last offensive:
In December of 1944 Hitler attempted to divide the allied forces by attacking the North-West of Europe. As the German forces moved forward into the territory, the allied front took on the appearance of a bulge, which gave the name to the battle.
6.1945: The War in Europe ends:
On September 2nd, 1945 the United States accepted the formal surrender of Japan and that officially marked the end of the Second World War.