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1940: German U-boats sink 5 more British ships from the convoys HX-65 and HX-65A http://uboat.net/ops/convoys/battles .htm?convoy=HX-6... |
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... tons of bombs, lost 7 aircraft destroyed and 10 badly damaged, lost 12 aircrew KIA and 3 wounded. Italian losses were 465 KIA, 1530 wounded and 34 missing.
1941: German submarines sink a Norwegian and 3 British ships from the Convoy OG-71 of 22 ships and 9 escorts in the Atlantic Ocean.
1941: South of Lake Illmen, the Soviet 38th Army is close to outflankin... |
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1942: The 'Pedestal' convoy is spotted by a German U-boat. The German submarine U-73 attacks the Malta-bound British convoy and sinks HMS Eagle, one of the world's first aircraft carriers. Over the coming days 21 German and Italian submarines, nearly 800 aircraf... |
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... had to turn over their property as part of a "Jewish emigration tax." For the next 15 months until emigration was banned 26,629 Jews succeeded in fleeing.
1940: German aircraft sink destroyers Codrington at Dover and Wren off the Suffolk coast.
1940: Japan announces its plans for the creation of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.
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... announced: 336 killed, 476 seriously injured.
1940: German aircraft sink destroyer Brazen off Dover.
1941: Stalin appoints himself Defense Commissar. USSR resumes diplomatic relations with German occupied countries.
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... offensive operations on the Eastern front in the future.
1943: The British advance into Sicily continues with the capture of Augusta and Ragusa.
1943: The Japanese sink the US destroyer Gwin and severely damage three cruisers for loss of cruiser Jintsu in Kula Gulf.
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... weeks in the west supervising the German offensive, a triumphant Hitler returns to Berlin and is cheered wildly by the population of Berlin.
1940: German aircraft and minesweepers sink 4 British submarines, Narwhal, Spearfish, Shark and Thames. The first German U-boat base in France is opened at Lorient.
1941: Army Group North continues its advance, reachin... |
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... sail for Britain.
1941: The Luftwaffe carries out a raid on the British naval base at Chatham, but with little success.
1941: 29 People Killed, when German dive-bombers sink the Great Western Railway steamer St. Patrick.
1941: Russian news agency Tass, denies German threat on its borders and calls rumors 'absurd and obviously sheer hostile propag... |
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| ... LBJ. After 3 hours of brutal attack, a Russian ship pulled up to watch the treacherous Israeli onslaught on the US vessel. Facing the facts that they were caught and the USS Liberty would not sink the Israeli ships backed off allowing the Liberty to limp to safety. Afterwards, all American and Israeli Soldiers were told they would spend life in prison or be killed if they told any... |
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