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Leaders of the Dark Side. European Theater? What’s playing? Where is the Love? Don’t miss the turn! Secret Codes.Banzai!

Leader of the Third Reich (Little known fact: Also dope on the mic) A 100

A 200 Adolf Hitler

Dictator and Fascist leader of Italy A 200

Benito Mussolini A 200

Communist leader of the Red Army (Soviet) A 300

Joseph Stalin A 300

This all African-American Squadron of pilots never lost a bomber in over 1,500 missions over Europe. A 400

Tuskegee Airmen A 400

Military Leader of Japan known as The Razor A 500

Hideki Tojo A 500

Hitler unified this country with Germany in his “Anschluss” of 1938 B 100

Austria B 100

Program that hired farmers from Mexico to move to the U.S. and work in agriculture. B 200

Bracero program B 200

German military offensive meaning “Lightning War” B 300

Blitzkrieg B 300

After Germany invaded this country in 1939 France and Great Britain declared war on Germany. B 400

Poland B 400

Agreement signed by Japan in 1940 joining them in an informal alliance with Italy and Germany. B 500

Tripartite Pact B 500

40,000 soldiers were evacuated in nine days at the port of_______. C 100

Dunkirk C 100

Required countries that wanted to buy supplies from the United States to agree to cash and carry terms. C 200

Neutrality Act of 1939 C 200

Agreement signed by Roosevelt and Churchill to strengthen ties after the War. C 300

Atlantic Charter C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

Chief Phycisist on the Manhattan Project C 400

J. Robert Oppenheimer C 400

Created in 1943 to provide clerical workers, truck drivers, instructors, and lab technicians for the army.. C 500

Women’s Army Corps C 500

Commander of United States Army forces in the Pacific. D 100

Douglas MacArthur D 100

This battle for turf in the Soviet Union was a major turning point during the Eastern European Theater. D 200

Stalingrad D 200

Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe. D 300

Eisenhower D 300

After this battle Japan was put the retreat for the rest of the war. D 400

Battle of Midway D 400

Took power in Spain after their civil war. D 500

Francisco Franco D 500

More than 7,000 troops died on this grueling journey of prisoners of war in the Philippines. E 100

Bataan Death March E 100

The day known as D-Day started the invasion of what French beach? E 200

Normandy E 200

Code name for the invasion of France. E 300

Operation Overlord E 300

Code name for the Program that built the Atomic Bomb. E 400

Manhattan Project E 400

This final battle on the European front was Hitler’s last attempt at preserving his Third Reich. E 500

Battle of the Bulge E 500

Strategy of capturing strategic points in the Pacific. F 100

Island Hopping. F 100

Japanese suicide bomber F 200

Kamikaze F 200

First city where the Atomic Bomb was dropped F 300

Hiroshima F 300

Night of Broken Glass F 400

Kristallnacht F 400

Laws that stripped Jews of their citizenship rights. F 500

Nuremburg Laws F 500

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Prime Minister Winston Churchill believed he had “Preserved Peace for Our Time” after signing this agreement. Click on screen to continue

Munich pact Click on screen to continue

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