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War begins.\u003Cbr>3rd Sept 1939—France and Great Britain declare war on Germany.\u003Cbr>10th May 1940—Germany begins blitzkrieg\u003Cbr>30th Jun 1940—Winston Churchill becomes Prime Minister of Great Britain\u003Cbr>22nd Sept 1940—Germany, Italy and Japan create the Axis alliance.\u003Cbr>October 1940—Britain finally victorious in what became known as the Battle of Britain\u003Cbr>7th Dec 1941—Japan attacks the USA at Pearl Harbour. The US joins the war as allies to Britain.\u003Cbr>3rd Sept 1943—Italy surrenders to the Allies.\u003Cbr>6th Jun 1944—D-day landings. Germany is pushed back.\u003Cbr>30 April 1945—Adolph Hitler commits suicide.\u003Cbr>7th May 1945—Germany surrenders. The war is over. |\n\n\n| Character | Critical Thinking | Creativity | Communication | Citizenship | Collaboration |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| What would life have been like in Britain during WW2? | Could the conflict have been avoided? 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