2007-07-20 12:29:41 · 5 answers · asked by RAW DIVA™ 5 in Arts & Humanities ➔ History
Battle of the Bulge and Iwo Jima were probably two of the more popular ones. And D-Day
2007-07-20 12:38:30 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 1⤋
1939 Polish Campaign (1 Sep 1939)
1939 Finnish-Soviet War (30 Nov 1939)
1940 Invasion of Denmark (9 Apr 1940)
1940 Norway, Invasion of (9 Apr 1940)
1940 Netherlands (10 May 1940)
1940 Flanders (10 May 1940)
1940 Dunkirk (26 May 1940)
1940 France (5 Jun 1940)
1940 Britain (Battle of) (10 Jul 1940) British Stalemate
1940 Greece (28 Oct 1940)
1941 Crimea (1941)
1941 Yugoslavia (6 Apr 1941)
1941 Crete (20 May 1941)
1941 Minsk (27 Jun 1941)
1941 Smolensk (16 Jul 1941)
1941 Lenigrad, Siege of (8 Sep 1941)
1941 Kiev (19 Sep 1941)
1941 Moscow (2 Oct 1941)
1941 Pearl Harbor (7 Dec 1941) Japanese victory
1942 Singapore (31 Jan 1942)
1942 Sevastopol (3 Jun 1942)
1942 Midway (4 Jun 1942) American victory over the Japanese
1942 El Alamein I (1 Jul 1942)
1942 Guadalcanal (7 Aug 1942) American victory over the Japanese
1942 NorthWest Africa (11 Aug 1942) Allied victory over the Germans
1942 Dieppe (19 Aug 1942)
1942 Stalingrad (23 Aug 1942) Soviet victory over the Germans
1942 El Alamein II (23 Oct 1942) British victory
1943 White Russia (1943)
1943 3rd Battle of Kharkov (Feb 1943) II SS Panzer Corps defeats Red Army 7 times its size
1943 Kasserine Pass (14 Feb 1943) German victory over Americans
1943 Mareth Line (20 Mar 1943) Allied victory
1943 Tunisia (3 May 1943) Allied victory over the Germans
1943 Kursk (5 Jul 1943) Soviet victory over the Germans
1943 Sicily, Invasion of (9 Jul 1943) Allied victory of the Germans
1943 Ukraine (23 Jul 1943)
1943 Salerno (9 Sep 1943) Allied victory over the Germans
1944 Anzio (22 Jan 1944) Allied victory
1944 Cassino (12 Feb 1944)
1944 Normandy (6 Jun 1944) Allied victory over the Germans
1944 Poland-East Prussia ( Jul 1944)
1944 St Lo Breakout (25 Jul 1944)
1944 Warsaw (1 Aug 1944)
1944 Balkans (20 Aug 1944)
1944 Arnhem (17 Sep 1944)
1944 Saint-Vith (16 Dec 1944)
1944 Ardennes (16 Dec 1944) Allied victory
1944 Bastogne (17 Dec 1944)
1945 Okinawa (1 Apr 1945) American victory over the Japanese
1945 Berlin (16 Apr 1945)
2007-07-20 20:12:35 · answer #2 · answered by Its not me Its u 7 · 1⤊ 0⤋
El Alamein, near Cairo Egypt- Bernard Montgomery of the British, a tank general, turned back field marshall erwin rommel and eventually chased them back to tunisia. turned the tide of the war in africa.
Stalingrad, Russia- German advance into Russia was stopped and turned back.
Battle of Midway, Pacific Ocean- Turned the tide of naval warfare in the pacific from Japanese to US favor.
2007-07-20 19:36:12 · answer #3 · answered by stpaulsabres 2 · 1⤊ 0⤋
Normandy and Okinawa.....do I really need to elaborate?
2007-07-20 19:50:59 · answer #4 · answered by Radley 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋
somme
2007-07-21 04:43:42 · answer #5 · answered by ? 3 · 0⤊ 0⤋