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    Втората Световна Война по дати(засега накратко и без превод)

    Мисля че беше крайно време да се направи нещо подобно. Разбира се то е доста кратко но нали все отнякъде трябва да се почне

    1939

    September 1st Germany invaded Poland. First use of Blitzkrieg. Britain and France gave Germany an ultimatum to get out. Blackout and evacuation plans were put in place in Britain.

    September 2nd Chamberlain sent Hitler an ultimatum: withdraw German troops from Poland or war will be declared.
    The Luftwaffe gained air superiority over the Polish air force.

    September 3rd
    Germany ignored the ultimatum and Britain and France declared war on Germany. British troops (the BEF) were sent to France.

    The passenger liner "Athenia" was sunk by U-30 off of Ireland. 112 of the passengers were killed.

    September 4th The RAF raided German warships based in the Heligoland Bight.
    September 6th South Africa declared war on Germany; Egypt broke off relations with Germany,
    September 9th The IV Panzer Division reached Warsaw.
    September 17th Russia's Red Army attacked Poland from the east
    September 24th 1,150 German aircraft bombed Warsaw
    September 26th The Luftwaffe attacked the Royal Navy at Scapa Flow.
    September 27th Poland surrendered to Germany.

    October 6th Last Polish troops ceased fighting. Hitler launched his "Peace Offensive" but this was rejected by Neville Chamberlain
    October 14th 'HMS Royal Oak' is torpedoed at Scapa Flow by U-47
    November 30th Russia's Red Army invaded Finland
    December 13th The Battle of the River Plate was fought
    December 14th Russia expelled from the League of Nations


    1940


    January 5th Hore-Belisha, Britain's Minister of War, was dismissed
    January 8th
    Food rationing (butter, bacon + sugar) began in Britain.

    February 1st Major Russian offensive against Finland started.
    February 14th Britain announced that merchant ships in the North Sea would be armed.
    February 15th Germany announced that all British merchant ships would be classed as warships.
    February 17th Britain made plans to evacuate 400,000 children to rural areas.
    March 13th Treaty of Moscow ended Russo-Finnish War
    March 20th Daladier's government in France was overthrown in Paris; Reynaud became the new premier.
    April 8th The Royal Navy started laying mines in Norwegian waters.
    April 9th
    Germany invaded Denmark and Norway. The war in the west started and the Phoney War ended.

    May 10th
    Germany invaded Holland, Belgium and Luxemburg. Churchill replaced Neville Chamberlain as British Prime Minister.

    May 11th Churchill gave Bomber Command permission to bomb Berlin.
    May 13th
    France attacked at Sedan.

    May 15th The RAF attacks the Ruhr.
    May 14th
    The British government made its first call for Local Defence Volunteers, later known as the Home Guard (Dads Army).

    The Luftwaffe attacked Rotterdam, inflicting 30,000 civilian casualties.

    May 15th Rommel's tanks clash with French tanks at Philippeville in the first major tank-versus-tank battle of the war.
    Reinhardt's tanks advanced 37 miles to the west of the Meuse.

    Holland surrendered.

    May 18th General Kleist's armour captured St Quentin, half-way between the English Channel and Sedan.
    Antwerp surrendered.

    May 19th General Weygand was appointed Supreme Commander of all Allied forces in France.
    May 20th General Kleist's tanks reached Abbeville, cutting off Allied forces in the north.
    May 21st Allied forces launched a counter-attack at Arras.
    May 24th Hitler orders a halt to the advance of German armour.
    May 26th
    British and French troops were trapped at Dunkirk and a full-scale evacuation begun Operation Dynamo.

    May 28th Belgium surrendered.
    June 4th
    The evacuation from Dunkirk ended.

    June 5th Germany launched her major offensive against the French Army at the Somme.
    June 7th Rommel's VII Panzer Division advanced to Forges-les-Eaux - 37 miles in two days.
    June 8th French troops withdrew from the Somme region.
    June 10th Mussolini declared war on France.
    June 11th Paris threatened by the speed of the German advance and the city is declared an "open city". Churchill, de Gaulle, Eden and Petain met at Briare to discuss the situation.
    June 13th French troops abandoned Paris
    June 14th German troops entered Paris.
    June 16th Raynaud's cabinet, in Bordeaux, was ousted by Petain.
    June 17th Petain broadcast to the French people urging them to stop fighting. He also asked the Germans for the terms of an armistice.
    June 18th The RAF attacked Hamburg and Bremen.
    June 20th Italy launched an offensive on the Alpine front.
    June 21st A delegation from France met Hitler at Rethonde.
    June 22nd
    France surrendered and was effectively split in two. The north was governed by the Germans and the south became known as Vichy France under the control of Petain.

    June 24th France signed an armistice with Italy.
    July 16th
    Plans for the invasion of Britain Operation Sealion were issued by Hitler - known as 'Directive 16, Preparations for the Landing Operation against England'.

    August 1st Hitler ordered the Battle of Britain and ordered that victory should be "as soon as possible".
    August 5th
    The Battle of Britain began.

    August 13th 'Eagle Day' - the German Luftwaffe launched 1,485 sorties against Britain. The Luftwaffe lost 45 planes and the RAF 13.
    August 15th Germany launched the most intense attack on Great Britain - 1,790 sorties. The Luftwaffe lost 75 planes and the RAF 34.
    The Greek cruiser "Helle" was torpedoed and sunk - the Italians were strongly suspected of doing this.

    August 20th Italy announced the total blockade of all Britain's Mediterranean and African territories.
    August 24th Central London was attacked for the first time by the Luftwaffe.
    August 25th The RAF launched its first attack on Berlin.
    September 3rd The Anglo-American Lend-Lease Agreement was signed.
    September 7th
    The Blitz on London began - 300 German bombers escorted by 600 fighter planes.

    September 13th Italy invaded Egypt.
    September 15th The RAF claimed to have shot down 183 German planes during the day - an exaggerated claim.
    September 17th Hitler announced that Operation Sealion was to be postponed "until further notice".
    September 28th
    The Battle of Britain ended.

    October 3rd Hitler and Mussolini met at the Brenner Pass.
    October 12th
    Operation Sealion was formally cancelled as Hitler directed his attention towards Russia.

    October 28th Italy attacked Greece.
    November 7th The RAF attacked the Krupps ammunition factory at Essen.
    November 11th The RAF attacked the Italian Navy at Taranto and destroyed three battleships.
    November 14th
    Coventry bombed.

    November 22nd The Italian IX Army was defeated by the Greeks at Koritsa.
    December 6th Marshall Badoglio , Italian Supreme Commander, resigned
    December 8th Admiral Cavagari, Chief of the Italian Naval Staff, resigned.
    December 9th "Operation Compass" - the start of the first British offensive in the Western Desert. An Italian army was cut off at Sidi Barrani.
    December 11th The British captured Sidi Barrani.


    1941


    January
    Rationing of clothes introduced in Britain

    January 3rd Italy launched a counter-offensive in Albania against the Greeks. This was the first of 46 Italian attacks - all repulsed by the Greeks.
    January 22nd British and Australian forces captured Tobruk in North Africa.
    January 29th South African forces entered Italian Somaliland.
    February 4th The British started a mechanised movement which encircled the Italians to the south of Benghazi.
    February 6th British and Australian forces entered Benghazi.
    Rommel was appointed commander of the German Afrika Corps.

    February 10th Mussolini accepted Hitler's offer of a German armoured division to support Italian forces in North Africa.
    February 12th Rommel arrived in Tripoli.
    February 14th First German units arrived in Tripoli.
    February 22nd Anthony Eden went to Athens to discuss the possibility of a German attack on Greece.
    February 24th German and British forces clashed for the first time in the Western Desert.
    March 2nd German troops enter Bulgaria
    March 6th British forces invaded Ethiopia. The start of a three week blockage of the Suez Canal by the Germans placing magnetic and acoustic mines there.
    March 9th Italy launched a major attack on the Greeks but to no avail.
    April 4th The Germans capture Benghazi.
    April 6th Germany attacked Yugoslavia and Greece.
    British forces occupy Addis Ababa in Ethiopia.

    April 10th The start of the siege of Tobruk after the Germans failed to capture it.
    The Germans captured Zagreb.

    April 12th Germany accepted the surrender of Belgrade.
    April 17th The Yugoslavian Army surrenders
    May 10th
    Last of the heavy air raids on Britain. The Blitz ended.

    June 22nd
    The German invasion of Russia Operation Barbarossa began.

    September 27th Italian forces surrendered at the Wolchefit Pass, Ethiopia.
    September 28th The first Allied convoy to Russia took place.

    October 2nd The final phase of the German attack on Russia started.
    October 6th Churchill promised Stalin that a convoy would sail to Russia every 10 days.
    November 28th Italian forces surrender at Gondar ending Mussolini's East African venture.
    December 5th The Russian counter-attack in Moscow started.
    December 7th
    The Japanese attacked the American Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbour.

    December 8th
    Britain and America declared war on Japan.

    December 11th
    Germany declared war on America.

    December 31st By this date, a total of 53 merchant ships had reached Russia and delivered 750 tanks, 800 fighter planes, 1,400 vehicles and 100,000 tons of general stores.


    1942


    January 9th Japan started her attack on the Philippines
    January 10th The Allies in the south-west Pacific set up a combined command ABDA (American, British, Dutch and Australian) under the command of General Sir Archibald Wavell.
    January 11th The Japanese begun their campaign in the Dutch East Indies by attacking the islands of Tarakan and Manado.
    January 14th The 'Tirpitz' moved into Trondheim, Norway, as Germany built up her strength on the Artic Convoy routes.
    February 15th Singapore surrendered to the Japanese on 'Black Sunday'.
    February 19th 135 Japanese planes attacked Darwin in northern Australia. 240 people were killed and 10 wounded.
    February 27th Battle of Java Sea - an attempt by the Allies to stop the Japanese attacking Java. It failed.
    March 6th The 'Tirpitz' sailed to intercept Convoy PQ-12 but was driven off by torpedo-bombers from 'HMS Victorious'.
    March 8th Dutch East Indies surrendered unconditionally.
    March 12th Douglas MacArthur, under orders from Roosevelt, left the Philippines for Darwin, Australia.
    March 17th Three US fighter squadrons arrived in Darwin and Japanese attacks on the city decreased.
    March 20th Germany's all-out aerial assault on Malta started.
    April 9th The Allied forces at Bataan surrendered and the Philippines fell to Japan. 78,000 prisoners were forced on the 65 mile 'death march'.
    April 18th 16 B-25 bombers, launched from aircraft carriers, carried out the first air raid on Japan.
    April 20th 47 Spitfires are sent to Malta but almost all are destroyed on landing.
    May 6th Corregidor surrendered to the Japanese
    May 7th Start of the Battle of Coral Sea
    May 8th Battle of Coral Sea ends in US victory
    June 4th
    America defeated the Japanese attempt to capture Midway Island.

    June 7th The Siege of Sebastopol started in the Crimea.
    June 10th The massacre of Lidice occurred.
    June 21st Tobruk captured by Rommel. Churchill called the defeat a "disgrace".
    June 25th General Auchinleck took over command of 8th Army in North Africa.
    June 27th Convoy PQ-17 sailed from Iceland for Archangel. The convoy included 33 merchant ships.
    June 28th 7,000 prisoners from the 8th Army were captured by Rommel
    June 30th Russia started to evacuate Sebastopol.
    July 4th Convoy PQ-17 was attacked by torpedo-bombers and dive-bombers. Two merchant ships were sunk and two more damaged. The Admiralty gave the order for the convoy to scatter.
    July 5th Germany launched an all-out assault on Convoy PQ-17.
    July 10th Only two out of the 33 ships reached Archangel. More get to Archangel in later days. the convoy lost a total of 23 merchant ships that carried 430 tanks, 210 planes, 3,350 vehicles and nearly 100,000 tons of cargo.
    August 7th The Americans landed at Guadacanal.
    August 17th The start of the Allied attack on Dieppe. There was a day's delay in leaving from British ports due to bad weather.
    August 19th The decision was made to evacuate the survivors from Dieppe.
    August 19th The Russians started their first attempt to free Leningrad. This attempt ended in failure by September 26th.
    The Germans launched their first attempt to take Stalingrad.

    August 23rd The German Army reached the backs of the River Volga in Stalingrad.
    August 25th Heavy Russian fighting halted the German advance in Stalingrad.
    September 13th The Japanese launched heavy attacks against the Americans at Guadacanal but sustained heavy casualties.
    September 25th The "final" German attack on Stalingrad started but was halted by the Russians.
    October 4th The fourth German attack on Stalingrad started. It led to three weeks of intense fighting.
    October 23rd
    Britain attack on the German army started at El Alamein in North Africa.

    November 4th With Montgomery victorious at El Alamein, Rommel started his retreat in North Africa.
    November 8th The start of Operation Torch - the Allied invasion of North Africa. Allied troops landed near Casablanca, Oran and Algiers. With a large Allied army in the west of North Africa and with Montgomery advancing from the east, Rommel was caught between two major forces.
    November 19th
    The German advance in south Russia was held up at Stalingrad.

    November 24th The Russians launched an attack that would encircle the Germans at Stalingrad.
    December 12th The Germans launched 'Operation Winter Storm' to relieve the VI Army in Stalingrad. It fails after 11 days, leaving the VI Army trapped in Stalingrad.
    December 31st The Japanese planned to withdraw their troops from Guadacanal after suffering heavy losses in a number of battles.
    The Russians at Stalingrad had pushed all German troops away from Stalingrad leaving the city open to a major attack.


    1943


    January 4th Operation Ring approved by STAVKA. It entailed the destruction of the VI Army at Stalingrad unit by unit.
    January 8th STAVKA proposed to von Paulus, commander of the VI Army at Stalingrad, that he surrenders. Von Paulus refused the offer.
    January 10th Operation Ring began at 08.00 with a massive artillery attack on the VI Army. The German troops in Stalingrad were hunted out unit by unit as laid down in Operation Ring.
    January 12th Leningrad gained a rail line to link it to the outside.
    January 13th The struggle for Kharkov started again. Two Russian armies attacked the Germans at Kharkov.
    January 14th The start of the Casablanca conference.
    January 22nd The Germans evacuated Tripoli in North Africa.
    January 31st
    Von Paulus surrendered the southern group of the German VI Army at Stalingrad. Two days later, the northern group led by Schreck surrendered.

    February 2nd The first Allied merchant ship unloaded its cargo in Tripoli, greatly improving Montgomery's supply lines.
    February 5th
    The Americans drove the Japanese out of Guadacanal. What is left of the XVII Army was taken off by the "Tokyo Express".

    February 8th The Russians retook the city of Kursk.
    February 9th Guadacanal was taken by American forces.
    February 14th Start of the first long-range penetration patrols by Wingate's Chindits.
    February 16th The Russians retook Kharkov.
    February 20th The Germans, led by Manstein, launched a counter-offensive against the Russians.
    March 2nd The Germans destroyed the Russian 3rd Tank Army.
    March 3rd Manstein massed four Panzer corps south-west of Kharkov to launch another massive attack on the Russians.
    March 15th The Germans re-captured Kharkov
    March 31st The weather ( a spring thaw) prevented Manstein from making further gains but in five weeks, Manstein managed to push the Russians back 100 miles on the south-eastern Russian front.
    April 13th First news of Katyn Wood massacre was broadcast by the Germans.
    April 19th Start of the Warsaw Uprising.
    May 5th Start of the Battle of Coral Sea which ended on May 8th.
    May 7th
    The German army in North Africa surrendered to the British and Americans.

    June 4th Battle of Midway.
    June 5th The start of Operation Citadel; the German attempt to cut off the Kursk salient.
    July 10th
    Britain and America invaded Sicily.

    July 12th The 'greatest' tank battle in history occurred at Kursk.
    July 16th The start of the German withdrawal from the Kursk salient.
    July 17th Rome received its first major bombing raid of the war.
    Mussolini met Hitler at Feltre.

    July 24th The fascist Grand Council agreed that military power in Italy should rest with the king, Victor Emmanuel.
    July 25th Mussolini was arrested.
    July 28th A bombing raid on Hamburg resulted in a firestorm that killed more than 50,000 people.
    August 3rd Italy made her first move towards a peace settlement with the Allies.
    August 6th German troops poured into Italy to stop any chance of a peace settlement taking Italy out of the war.
    August 22nd The Germans began their withdrawal from Kharkov and the Russians entered the city the next day.
    August 26th The Russians started their campaign to liberate eastern Ukraine.
    September 3rd
    Britain and America invaded Italy.

    September 8th American/British forces land at Salerno.
    September 25th Smolensk was liberated.
    October 1st British troops entered Naples.
    October 9th The liberation on the northern Caucasus was completed.
    November 6th German troops were forced out of Kiev.
    November 20th Start of the Battle of Tarawa which resulted in the death of over 1,000 US Marines.
    November 23rd
    The Japanese were driven out of the Gilbert Islands

    November 28th Start of the Tehran conference.
    December 26th 'Scharnhorst' was sunk north of Norway.


    1944


    January 5th The start of a major Russian offensive into the Ukraine
    January 20th Novgorod was recaptured by the Russians.
    January 29th The Leningrad-Moscow rail line was re-opened effectively ending the siege of Leningrad.
    March 7th Japan started 'Operation U-Go' - an attempt to push the Allies back to India by destroying the Allied bases at Imphal and Kohima.
    March 15th The Allies dropped 1,250 tons of bombs on Cassino, Italy, at the start of a major offensive.
    March 24th Orde Wingate, head of the Chindits, was killed in a plane crash.
    March 26th The Russian Army moves onto Rumanian soil for the first time.
    April 8th The Russians launched their final attack on German forces in the Crimea.
    May 9th The Crimea was cleared of German resistance; Sebastopol was retaken.
    May 11th The Allies started their effort to outflank the monastery at Cassino.
    May 17th Kesselring ordered the German evacuation of Cassino; Monte Cassino evacuated.
    May 23rd The Americans started their break-out from Anzio beach.
    May 25th The Americans started their drive to Rome.
    June 3rd Hitler ordered Kesselring to withdraw from Rome.
    June 4th Allied troops entered Rome.
    June 6th D-Day. Allied forces landed in Normandy.

    June 13th
    First V1 landed in Britain.

    June 18th US forces trapped the German garrison at Cherbourg.
    June 19th 'The Great Marianas Turkey Shoot' in the Far East.
    July 9th Effective end of Japanese resistance on Saipan in the Marianas Islands.
    July 17th First Russian units get to Poland.
    July 18th Japan ended its attempt to destroy Kohima and Imphal when the Japanese High Command called off the offensive.
    'Operation Goodwood' launched by British and Canadian forces to drive towards Caen.

    July 20th 'The July Bomb Plot' - the failed attempted to kill Hitler.
    July 27th Lvov was liberated by the Russian Army.
    August 1st Effective end of Japanese resistance on Tinian, Marianas Islands.
    August 10th Japanese resistance in Guam ended.
    August 15th The Russians announced that the new Polish Committee of National Liberation is, in the Russians view, the new representative government of Poland.
    August 25th
    Paris liberated by the Allies.

    Rumania declared war on Germany.

    September 2nd Russian troops reached the border of Bulgaria.
    September 3rd Brussels liberated by the British 2nd Army.
    September 4th Antwerp liberated by the British 2nd Army.
    September 5th Rundstedt appointed commander-in-chief of the German Army in the west; he was ordered by Hitler to attack the advancing Allies.
    Ghent liberated by the Allies.

    September 8th
    First V2 landed in Britain.

    Russian troops crossed into Bulgaria.

    September 10th Eisenhower agreed to Montgomery's plan that led to the Arnhem raid.
    September 17th Start of 'Operation Market Garden' - the attack on Arnhem.
    September 21st British troops at Arnhem bridge were overwhelmed by SS IX and X Divisions.
    September 22nd German troops in Boulogne surrendered.
    September 30th German troops in Calias surrendered.
    September 25th Evacuation of surviving paratroopers from Arnhem began.
    November 12th The 'Tirpitz' was sunk by British bombers.
    December 16th Start of the Battle of the Bulge.
    December 25th Japanese resistance on Leyte ended.
    The US 2nd Armoured Division stopped the II Panzer Division reaching the River Meuse.

    December 26th Hitler was informed that Antwerp cannot be retaken.


    1945


    January 8th The end of the Battle of the Bulge - from now the German Army was on the retreat into Germany itself.
    February 13th Start of the bombing raid on Dresden.
    February 16th Start of the Battle of Iwo Jima - the US Navy began a 3 day bombardment of Iwo Jima.
    February 19th US Marines landed on Iwo Jima.
    February 23rd US Marines raise the US flag on the summit of Mount Suribachi.
    March 7th
    British and American troops crossed the Rhine.

    March 16th Iwo Jima was declared secure by US forces.
    March 22nd US 3rd Army crossed the River Rhine.
    March 29th
    Last bomb (a V1) fell on Britain.

    April 1st
    America took Okinawa the last island held by the Japanese.

    The Ruhr was encircled by the Allies.

    April 12th Death of F D Roosevelt.
    April 13th The Russians captured Vienna.
    April 18th All resistance in the Ruhr is ended and 370,000 German prisoners were taken.
    April 22nd Hitler decided to stay in Berlin 'until the end'.
    April 25th
    American and British troops met at Torgau, Germany.

    April 30th
    Hitler committed suicide.

    May 2nd Berlin surrendered to the Russian Army.
    May 4th The German VII Army surrendered.
    May 7th
    Germany surrendered unconditionally.

    May 8th
    Victory in Europe (VE) Day.

    May 11th German forces in Czechoslovakia surrendered.
    June 22nd Japanese resistance on Okinawa ended.
    July 12th
    General Election in Britain. Atlee replaced Churchill as Prime Minister.

    August 6th
    First atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the 'Enola Gay'.

    August 9th
    Second atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki by 'Bockspur'.

    September 2nd
    Japan surrendered. Victory in Japan (VJ) Day celebrated.

    #2
    цитирай си източника де

    моят проблем със западните сайтове е, че в датите има преимуществено събития от Тихоокеанския фронт, Северна Африка и западния фронт.
    albireo написа
    ...в този форум... основно е пълно с теоретици, прогнили интелигенти и просто кръчмаро-кибици...

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      #3
      Нищо чудно - нали са западни сайтове
      Източника го забравих... хех... всъщност ей сега видях че това го имам на компа в един notepad и реших че наистина имаме нужда от подобно нещо. Какво ще каже за идеята Негово Императорско Фридрихчество, опс Величество ?

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        #4
        December 7, 1941 - Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; also attack the Philippines, Wake Island, Guam, Malaya, Thailand, Shanghai and Midway.
        December 8, 1941 - U.S. and Britain declare war on Japan. Japanese land near Singapore and enter Thailand.
        December 9, 1941 - China declares war on Japan.
        December 10, 1941 - Japanese invade the Philippines and also seize Guam.
        December 11, 1941 - Japanese invade Burma.
        December 15, 1941 - First Japanese merchant ship sunk by a U.S. submarine.
        December 16, 1941 - Japanese invade British Borneo.
        December 18, 1941 - Japanese invade Hong Kong.
        December 22, 1941 - Japanese invade Luzon in the Philippines.
        December 23, 1941 - General Douglas MacArthur begins a withdrawal from Manila to Bataan; Japanese take Wake Island.
        December 25, 1941 - British surrender at Hong Kong.
        December 26, 1941 - Manila declared an open city.
        December 27, 1941 - Japanese bomb Manila.



        1942 Return to Top of Page

        Map of the Japanese Empire at its peak in 1942.

        January 2, 1942 - Manila and U.S. Naval base at Cavite captured by the Japanese.
        January 7, 1942 - Japanese attack Bataan in the Philippines.
        January 11, 1942 - Japanese invade Dutch East Indies and Dutch Borneo.
        January 16, 1942 - Japanese begin an advance into Burma.
        January 18, 1942 - German-Japanese-Italian military agreement signed in Berlin.
        January 19, 1942 - Japanese take North Borneo.
        January 23, 1942 - Japanese take Rabaul on New Britain in the Solomon Islands and also invade Bougainville, the largest island.
        January 27, 1942 - First Japanese warship sunk by a U.S. submarine.
        January 30/31 - The British withdraw into Singapore. The siege of Singapore then begins.
        February 1, 1942 - First U.S. aircraft carrier offensive of the war as YORKTOWN and ENTERPRISE conduct air raids on Japanese bases in the Gilbert and Marshall Islands.
        February 2, 1942 - Japanese invade Java in the Dutch East Indies.
        February 8/9 - Japanese invade Singapore.
        February 14, 1942 - Japanese invade Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies.
        February 15, 1942 - British surrender at Singapore.
        February 19, 1942 - Largest Japanese air raid since Pearl Harbor occurs against Darwin, Australia; Japanese invade Bali.
        February 20, 1942 - First U.S. fighter ace of the war, Lt. Edward O'Hare from the LEXINGTON in action off Rabaul.
        February 22, 1942 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt orders General MacArthur out of the Philippines.
        February 23, 1942 - First Japanese attack on the U.S. mainland as a submarine shells an oil refinery near Santa Barbara, California.
        February 24, 1942 - ENTERPRISE attacks Japanese on Wake Island.
        February 26, 1942 - First U.S. carrier, the LANGLEY, is sunk by Japanese bombers.
        February 27- March 1 - Japanese naval victory in the Battle of the Java Sea as the largest U.S. warship in the Far East, the HOUSTON, is sunk.
        March 4, 1942 - Two Japanese flying boats bomb Pearl Harbor; ENTERPRISE attacks Marcus Island, just 1000 miles from Japan.
        March 7, 1942 - British evacuate Rangoon in Burma; Japanese invade Salamaua and Lae on New Guinea.
        March 8, 1942 - The Dutch on Java surrender to Japanese.
        March 11, 1942 - Gen. MacArthur leaves Corregidor and is flown to Australia. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright becomes the new U.S. commander.
        March 18, 1942 - Gen. MacArthur appointed commander of the Southwest Pacific Theater by President Roosevelt.
        March 18, 1942 - War Relocation Authority established in the U.S. which eventually will round up 120,000 Japanese-Americans and transport them to barb-wired relocation centers. Despite the internment, over 17,000 Japanese-Americans sign up and fight for the U.S. in World War II in Europe, including the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, the most decorated unit in U.S. history.
        March 23, 1942 - Japanese invade the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal.
        March 24, 1942 - Admiral Chester Nimitz appointed as Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific theater.
        April 3, 1942 - Japanese attack U.S. and Filipino troops at Bataan.
        April 6, 1942 - First U.S. troops arrive in Australia.
        April 9, 1942 - U.S. forces on Bataan surrender unconditionally to the Japanese.
        April 10, 1942 - Bataan Death March begins as 76,000 Allied POWs including 12,000 Americans are forced to walk 60 miles under a blazing sun without food or water toward a new POW camp, resulting in over 5,000 American deaths.
        April 18, 1942 - Surprise U.S. 'Doolittle' B-25 air raid from the HORNET against Tokyo boosts Allied morale.
        April 29, 1942 - Japanese take central Burma.
        May 1, 1942 - Japanese occupy Mandalay in Burma.
        May 3, 1942 - Japanese take Tulagi in the Solomon Islands.
        May 5, 1942 - Japanese prepare to invade Midway and the Aleutian Islands.
        May 6, 1942 - Japanese take Corregidor as Gen. Wainwright unconditionally surrenders all U.S. And Filipino forces in the Philippines.
        May 7-8, 1942 - Japan suffers its first defeat of the war during the Battle of the Coral Sea off New Guinea - the first time in history that two opposing carrier forces fought only using aircraft without the opposing ships ever sighting each other.
        May 12, 1942 - The last U.S. Troops holding out in the Philippines surrender on Mindanao.
        May 20, 1942 - Japanese complete the capture of Burma and reach India.
        June 4-5, 1942 - Turning point in the war occurs with a decisive victory for the U.S. against Japan in the Battle of Midway as squadrons of U.S. torpedo planes and dive bombers from ENTERPRISE, HORNET, and YORKTOWN attack and destroy four Japanese carriers, a cruiser, and damage another cruiser and two destroyers. U.S. loses YORKTOWN.
        June 7, 1942 - Japanese invade the Aleutian Islands.
        June 9, 1942 - Japanese postpone further plans to take Midway.
        July 21, 1942 - Japanese land troops near Gona on New Guinea.
        August 7, 1942 - The first U.S. amphibious landing of the Pacific War occurs as 1st Marine Division invades Tulagi and Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands.
        August 8, 1942 - U.S. Marines take the unfinished airfield on Guadalcanal and name it Henderson Field after Maj. Lofton Henderson, a hero of Midway.
        August 8/9 - A major U.S. naval disaster off Savo Island, north of Guadalcanal, as eight Japanese warships wage a night attack and sink three U.S. heavy cruisers, an Australian cruiser, and one U.S. destroyer, all in less than an hour. Another U.S. cruiser and two destroyers are damaged. Over 1,500 Allied crewmen are lost.
        August 17, 1942 - 122 U.S. Marine raiders, transported by submarine, attack Makin Atoll in the Gilbert Islands.
        August 21, 1942 - U.S. Marines repulse first major Japanese ground attack on Guadalcanal.
        August 24, 1942 - U.S. And Japanese carriers meet in the Battle of the Eastern Solomons resulting in a Japanese defeat.
        August 29, 1942 - The Red Cross announces Japan refuses to allow safe passage of ships containing supplies for U.S. POWs.
        August 30, 1942 - U.S. Troops invade Adak Island in the Aleutian Islands.
        September 9/10 - A Japanese floatplane flies two missions dropping incendiary bombs on U.S. forests in the state of Oregon - the only bombing of the continental U.S. during the war. Newspapers in the U.S. voluntarily withhold this information.
        September 12-14 - Battle of Bloody Ridge on Guadalcanal.
        September 15, 1942 - A Japanese submarine torpedo attack near the Solomon Islands results in the sinking of the Carrier WASP, Destroyer O'BRIEN and damage to the Battleship NORTH CAROLINA.
        September 27, 1942 - British offensive in Burma.
        October 11/12 - U.S. cruisers and destroyers defeat a Japanese task force in the Battle of Cape Esperance off Guadalcanal.
        October 13, 1942 - The first U.S. Army troops, the 164th Infantry Regiment, land on Guadalcanal.
        October 14/15 - Japanese bombard Henderson Field at night from warships then send troops ashore onto Guadalcanal in the morning as U.S. planes attack.
        October 15/17 - Japanese bombard Henderson Field at night again from warships.
        October 18, 1942 - Vice Admiral William F. Halsey named as the new commander of the South Pacific Area, in charge of the Solomons-New Guinea campaign.
        October 26, 1942 - Battle of Santa Cruz off Guadalcanal between U.S. And Japanese warships results in the loss of the Carrier HORNET.
        November 14/15 - U.S. And Japanese warships clash again off Guadalcanal resulting in the sinking of the U.S. Cruiser JUNEAU and the deaths of the five Sullivan brothers.
        November 23/24 - Japanese air raid on Darwin, Australia.
        November 30/31 - Battle of Tasafaronga off Guadalcanal.
        December 2, 1942 - Enrico Fermi conducts the worlds first nuclear chain reaction test at the University of Chicago.
        December 20-24 - Japanese air raids on Calcutta, India.
        December 31, 1942 - Emperor Hirohito of Japan gives permission to his troops to withdraw from Guadalcanal after five months of bloody fighting against U.S. Forces



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        January 2, 1943 - Allies take Buna in New Guinea.
        January 22, 1943 - Allies defeat Japanese at Sanananda on New Guinea.
        February 1, 1943 - Japanese begin evacuation of Guadalcanal.
        February 8, 1943 - British-Indian forces begin guerrilla operations against Japanese in Burma.
        February 9, 1943 - Japanese resistance on Guadalcanal ends.
        March 2-4 - U.S. victory over Japanese in the Battle of Bismarck Sea.
        April 18, 1943 - U.S. code breakers pinpoint the location of Japanese Admiral Yamamoto flying in a Japanese bomber near Bougainville in the Solomon Islands. Eighteen P-38 fighters then locate and shoot down Yamamoto.
        April 21, 1943 - President Roosevelt announces the Japanese have executed several airmen from the Doolittle Raid.
        April 22, 1943 - Japan announces captured Allied pilots will be given "one way tickets to hell."
        May 10, 1943 - U.S. Troops invade Attu in the Aleutian Islands.
        May 14, 1943 - A Japanese submarine sinks the Australian hospital ship CENTAUR resulting in 299 dead.
        May 31, 1943 - Japanese end their occupation of the Aleutian Islands as the U.S. completes the capture of Attu.
        June 1, 1943 - U.S. begins submarine warfare against Japanese shipping.
        June 21, 1943 - Allies advance to New Georgia, Solomon Islands.
        July 8, 1943 - B-24 Liberators flying from Midway bomb Japanese on Wake Island.
        August 1/2 - A group of 15 U.S. PT-boats attempt to block Japanese convoys south of Kolombangra Island in the Solomon Islands. PT-109, commanded by Lt. John F. Kennedy, is rammed and sunk by the Japanese Cruiser AMAGIRI, killing two and badly injuring others. The crew survives as Kennedy aids one badly injured man by towing him to a nearby atoll.
        August 6/7, 1943 - Battle of Vella Gulf in the Solomon Islands.
        August 25, 1943 - Allies complete the occupation of New Georgia.
        September 4, 1943 - Allies recapture Lae-Salamaua, New Guinea.
        October 7, 1943 - Japanese execute approximately 100 American POWs on Wake Island.
        October 26, 1943 - Emperor Hirohito states his country's situation is now "truly grave."
        November 1, 1943 - U.S. Marines invade Bougainville in the Solomon Islands.
        November 2, 1943 - Battle of Empress Augustusta Bay.
        November 20, 1943 - U.S. Troops invade Makin and Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands.
        November 23, 1943 - Japanese end resistance on Makin and Tarawa.
        December 15, 1943 - U.S. Troops land on the Arawe Peninsula of New Britain in the Solomon Islands.
        December 26, 1943 - Full Allied assault on New Britain as 1st Division Marines invade Cape Gloucester.



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        January 9, 1944 - British and Indian troops recapture Maungdaw in Burma.
        January 31, 1944 - U.S. Troops invade Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands.
        February 1-7, 1944 - U.S. Troops capture Kwajalein and Majura Atolls in the Marshall Islands.
        February 17/18 - U.S. Carrier-based planes destroy the Japanese naval base at Truk in the Caroline Islands.
        February 20, 1944 - U.S. Carrier-based and land-based planes destroy the Japanese base at Rabaul.
        February 23, 1944 - U.S. Carrier-based planes attack the Mariana Islands.
        February 24, 1944 - Merrill's Marauders begin a ground campaign in northern Burma.
        March 5, 1944 - Gen. Wingate's groups begin operations behind Japanese lines in Burma.
        March 15, 1944 - Japanese begin offensive toward Imphal and Kohima.
        April 17, 1944 - Japanese begin their last offensive in China, attacking U.S. air bases in eastern China.
        April 22, 1944 - Allies invade Aitape and Hollandia in New Guinea.
        May 27, 1944 - Allies invade Biak Island, New Guinea.
        June 5, 1944 - The first mission by B-29 Superfortress bombers occurs as 77 planes bomb Japanese railway facilities at Bangkok, Thailand.
        June 15, 1944 - U.S. Marines invade Saipan in the Mariana Islands.
        June 15/16 - The first bombing raid on Japan since the Doolittle raid of April 1942, as 47 B-29s based in Bengel, India, target the steel works at Yawata.
        June 19, 1944 - The "Marianas Turkey Shoot" occurs as U.S. Carrier-based fighters shoot down 220 Japanese planes, while only 20 American planes are lost.
        July 8, 1944 - Japanese withdraw from Imphal.
        July 19, 1944 - U.S. Marines invade Guam in the Marianas.
        July 24, 1944 - U.S. Marines invade Tinian.
        July 27, 1944 - American troops complete the liberation of Guam.
        August 3, 1944 - U.S. And Chinese troops take Myitkyina after a two month siege.
        August 8, 1944 - American troops complete the capture of the Mariana Islands.
        September 15, 1944 - U.S. Troops invade Morotai and the Paulaus.
        October 11, 1944 - U.S. Air raids against Okinawa.
        October 18, 1944 - Fourteen B-29s based on the Marianas attack the Japanese base at Truk.
        October 20, 1944 - U.S. Sixth Army invades Leyte in the Philippines.
        October 23-26 - Battle of Leyte Gulf results in a decisive U.S. Naval victory.
        October 25, 1944 - The first suicide air (Kamikaze) attacks occur against U.S. warships in Leyte Gulf. By the end of the war, Japan will have sent an estimated 2,257 aircraft. "The only weapon I feared in the war," Adm. Halsey will say later.
        November 11, 1944 - Iwo Jima bombarded by the U.S. Navy.
        November 24, 1944 - Twenty four B-29s bomb the Nakajima aircraft factory near Tokyo.
        December 15, 1944 - U.S. Troops invade Mindoro in the Philippines.
        December 17, 1944 - The U.S. Army Air Force begins preparations for dropping the Atomic Bomb by establishing the 509th Composite Group to operate the B-29s that will deliver the bomb.



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        January 3, 1945 - Gen. MacArthur is placed in command of all U.S. ground forces and Adm. Nimitz in command of all naval forces in preparation for planned assaults against Iwo Jima, Okinawa and Japan itself.
        January 4, 1945 - British occupy Akyab in Burma.
        January 9, 1945 - U.S. Sixth Army invades Lingayen Gulf on Luzon in the Philippines.
        January 11, 1945 - Air raid against Japanese bases in Indochina by U.S. Carrier-based planes.
        January 28, 1945 - The Burma road is reopened.
        February 3, 1945 - U.S. Sixth Army attacks Japanese in Manila.
        February 16, 1945 - U.S. Troops recapture Bataan in the Philippines.
        February 19, 1945 - U.S. Marines invade Iwo Jima.
        March 1, 1945 - A U.S. submarine sinks a Japanese merchant ship loaded with supplies for Allied POWs, resulting in a court martial for the captain of the submarine, since the ship had been granted safe passage by the U.S. Government.
        March 2, 1945 - U.S. airborne troops recapture Corregidor in the Philippines.
        March 3, 1945 - U.S. And Filipino troops take Manila.
        March 9/10 - Fifteen square miles of Tokyo erupts in flames after it is fire bombed by 279 B-29s.
        March 10, 1945 - U.S. Eighth Army invades Zamboanga Peninsula on Mindanao in the Philippines.
        March 20, 1945 - British troops liberate Mandalay, Burma.
        March 27, 1945 - B-29s lay mines in Japan's Shimonoseki Strait to interrupt shipping.
        April 1, 1945 - The final amphibious landing of the war occurs as the U.S. Tenth Army invades Okinawa.
        April 7, 1945 - B-29s fly their first fighter-escorted mission against Japan with P-51 Mustangs based on Iwo Jima; U.S. Carrier-based fighters sink the super battleship YAMATO and several escort vessels which planned to attack U.S. Forces at Okinawa.
        April 12, 1945 - President Roosevelt dies, succeeded by Harry S. Truman.
        May 8, 1945 - Victory in Europe Day.
        May 20, 1945 - Japanese begin withdrawal from China.
        May 25, 1945 - U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff approve Operation Olympic, the invasion of Japan, scheduled for November 1.
        June 9, 1945 - Japanese Premier Suzuki announces Japan will fight to the very end rather than accept unconditional surrender.
        June 18, 1945 - Japanese resistance ends on Mindanao in the Philippines.
        June 22, 1945 - Japanese resistance ends on Okinawa as the U.S. Tenth Army completes its capture.
        June 28, 1945 - MacArthur's headquarters announces the end of all Japanese resistance in the Philippines.
        July 5, 1945 - Liberation of Philippines declared.
        July 10, 1945 - 1,000 bomber raids against Japan begin.
        July 14, 1945 - The first U.S. Naval bombardment of Japanese home islands.
        July 16, 1945 - First Atomic Bomb is successfully tested in the U.S.
        July 26, 1945 - Components of the Atomic Bomb "Little Boy" are unloaded at Tinian Island in the South Pacific.
        July 29, 1945 - A Japanese submarine sinks the Cruiser INDIANAPOLIS resulting in the loss of 881 crewmen. The ship sinks before a radio message can be sent out leaving survivors adrift for two days.
        August 6, 1945 - First Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima from a B-29 flown by Col. Paul Tibbets.
        August 8, 1945 - U.S.S.R. declares war on Japan then invades Manchuria.
        August 9, 1945 - Second Atomic Bomb is dropped on Nagasaki from a B-29 flown by Maj. Charles Sweeney -- Emperor Hirohito and Japanese Prime Minister Suzuki then decide to seek an immediate peace with the Allies.
        August 14, 1945 - Japanese accept unconditional surrender; Gen. MacArthur is appointed to head the occupation forces in Japan.
        August 16, 1945 - Gen. Wainwright, a POW since May 6, 1942, is released from a POW camp in Manchuria.
        August 27, 1945 - B-29s drop supplies to Allied POWs in China.
        August 29, 1945 - The Soviets shoot down a B-29 dropping supplies to POWs in Korea; U.S. Troops land near Tokyo to begin the occupation of Japan.
        August 30, 1945 - The British reoccupy Hong Kong.
        September 2, 1945 - Formal Japanese surrender ceremony on board the MISSOURI in Tokyo Bay as 1,000 carrier-based planes fly overhead; President Truman declares VJ Day.
        September 3, 1945 - The Japanese commander in the Philippines, Gen. Yamashita, surrenders to Gen. Wainwright at Baguio.
        September 4, 1945 - Japanese troops on Wake Island surrender.
        September 5, 1945 - British land in Singapore.
        September 8, 1945 - MacArthur enters Tokyo.
        September 9, 1945 - Japanese in Korea surrender.
        September 13, 1945 - Japanese in Burma surrender.
        October 24, 1945 - United Nations is born.


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          #5
          Е можете да хвърлите някой поглед на хронологията в сайта за райха.
          Аз я допълвам постоянно но ъпдейтът който ще бъде изключително сериозен ще бъде направен по-нататък. Специално ще направя тема по въпроса.

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            #6
            Док Холидей,тъй като виждам 4е се каниш да ъпдейтваш хронологията в сайта за райха за времето на ВСВ те съветвам да наблегнеш на битките на Източния фронт,т.к. те са и най-мащабни,и наи-важни,и наи-кръвопролитни.А това 4е западните историци прекалено много надуват зна4ението на западния фронт,тихоокеанските битки и т.н. просто трябва да се ПРЕСКАЧА.Самият факт че Денят на дебаркирането на съюзниците в Нормандия на 6 юни 1944г. говори че значението на западния фронт за разгрома на Германия е просто миниатюрно.
            Поне това е моето мнение.

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              #7
              Засега преводът е завършен.
              ще видите след известно време как изглежда.

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                #8
                Док имам две книжки с дати за всеки ден от войната на български, ако нещо ти трябва пиши.

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                  #9
                  аз имам едната от тях /предполагам/ г.георгиев от 1976. коя е другата?

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                    #10
                    Док Холидей написа
                    аз имам едната от тях /предполагам/ г.георгиев от 1976. коя е другата?
                    Г. ГЕОРГИЕВ 1969 :lol: :lol: :lol: - 2194 дни Хроника на една победа

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                      #11
                      единственото, което помня оттам и цитирам винаги като се сетя тая книга е, че на еди коя си дата в софия пристигнал футболния отбор на спартак москва и бил левски /примерно/ или беше славия с 5:0 с което демонстрирал превъзходството на съветската футболна школа. ебати сериозната книга честна дума.

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                        #12
                        Вярно е, Спартак бие Славия в София и така видите ли великия Съветски съюз е могъщ във всяко отношеине дори и футболно и ние българите трябва да се сграбчим здраво за него та да ни води той към светлото комунистическо бъдеще Също в книжката се набляга основно на т.н. партизанско движение, кога коя мандра е нападната, колко диверсии са извършени за спъване работата на немските войски в България и др..
                        Аз по принцип съм съмнителен в съдържнеието на всяка книга излязла след войната независимо кой е автора.Разбира се има такива, които в повече случаи се доближават до историческата истина, но пак с малки преувеличения, надценявания и др.
                        Следвоенната историография западна и съветска започват надпреварване кой колко и с какво е допринесъл за разгрома на нацизма, опитват се някои факти да се преиначат и да заблудят безпристрастните любители и изследователи на войната.Направо цялата пропагандна машина и на двата лагера е впрегната до край за да може да "докажат" съответно, че Запада или Изтока е по-велик.
                        Така е и с надпреварата за въоръжаването, ядрените програми, кой ще кацне на луната пръв и т.н.
                        Та с две думи студената война се пренася с пълни сили и в литературата през периода 1945-1990г..
                        Така че нормално е било българските автори по онова време да "клякат" и да правят "теманета" на руснаците.
                        Още повече за мен твърде дискусионно е било т.нар. партизанско движение в България и доколко лагална е била тази въоръжена съпротива срещу наричаното от комунистите "монархо-фашистко" управление на страната.В крайна сметка става въпрос за въоръжени стълкновения и убийства на българи от българи и то извършвани с особена жестокост и презрение от съотечественици.

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