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Agenda: Get your notes from yesterday and complete your Gallery Walk Notes of WWII Homefront End WWII FYI: Homefront Quiz Monday Test Tuesday

End of WWII

The Germans Surrender War Ends in Europe Soviets reached Berlin first Adolf Hitler found dead in bunker—a suicide Berlin surrendered May 2, 1945; Germany five days later Victory in Europe (V-E Day) proclaimed May 8, 1945 War in Europe finally over after nearly six years

War ends in Pacific/ The Atomic Bomb After Okinawa, mainland Japan was next The U.S. military estimated cost of invading mainland Japan-up to 1 million Allied killed or wounded Atomic bomb successfully tested in 1945 Harry S Truman U.S. president with Roosevelt’s death in April 1945 Forced to make decision—bomb Japanese city to force surrender Option to invasion July 26, 1945 Allies issued demand for surrender No response; Hiroshima bombed on August 6 Still no surrender; second bomb dropped on Nagasaki on August 9 145,000 total deaths Japanese acknowledged defeat Emperor Hirohito surrendered on August 15, 1945. This day is known as Victory in Japan or V-J Day. World War II was finally over.

Map of WWII Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1e_AZ3j2LbY