World War II - Europe (F-N)

"Final Solution" - The Nazi plan to murder Jewish people

Flossenburg Death March: SS troops forced prisoners (including children and elderly people) to march south to Dachau

German Wehrmacht officer: "Ideals can't be betrayed with impunity"

German Resistance: Plotting against Hitler/Nazi regime - (see last paragraph)

German Women and Children: Fleeing Eastern Front and the advancing Red Army

Germany Reunited: Fall of the wall

Ghetto, Warsaw: Pictures of destruction

Gold and Sword Beaches: British forces land at Normandy on D-Day

Himmler's Order: Destroy Jewish Quarter/Warsaw Ghetto

Hitler, Adolf: Death in Berlin

Hitler, Adolf: Rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party

Hitler, Adolf: Takes power in Berlin, claiming to protect Germany's security

Holocaust: Documentary evidence of the Nazi's intent to exterminate

Home Front, America: War production efforts in the U.S.

Imperial War Museum, Britain: Source of outstanding primary-source materials - (see last paragraph)

Italo-German Alliance: The "Pact of Steel" agreement - 22 May 1939

Juno Beach: Canadians land at Normandy on D-Day - (view audio clips from the Canadian National Archives)

Kristallnacht: "Night of Broken Glass," when Nazis burned 200 Jewish synagogues throughout Germany

Liberation of France: Commenced with Allied landings on D-Day

Mussolini: Executed while trying to flee Italy

National Boycott, Jewish Businesses: Early Nazi policies targeted Jewish shops

Nazi-Soviet Agreement: March 23, 1939 Non-Aggression Pact - (see third paragraph)

Normandy Invasion: The story of D-Day

Nuremberg Laws: German Jews stripped of citizenship