Pact between 26 United Nations Signatories
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
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The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
The pact of the "United Nations" is signed in Washington by 26 nations, they commit themselve to not agree to any seperate peace with Germany or Japan
Takes responsibility for coordinating study of post-war reconstruction and chairs the ministerial machinery established for reconstruction problems.
A Memorial service is held at Westminster Abby for Baden-Powell
British forces in the Sudan led by General Platt attack Italian forces, marks the beginning of Wavells campaign against Italian East Africa
British forces in the Sudan led by General Platt attack Italian forces, marks the beginning of Wavells campaign against Italian East Africa
The communist newspaper, "The Daily Worker" is banned in London
The British capture the port of Tobruk in Libya from the Italians
The British Army captures Tobruk
The British capture the port of Tobruk in Libya from the Italians
The British capture the port of Tobruk in Libya from the Italians
Death of Robert Baden-Powell
Leads to a US mission visiting Britain in March for possible military bases. Decision code named ABC1 is made that places Germany's defeat as the principle Allied aim in the event of the USA declaring war
Agreement ABC-1 accepts the War & Navy Depts for planning when the US enters the war
Shows visiting American intelligence officers the British Bombe during the Sinkov Mission.
After the capture of Tobruk, Wilson is recalled to Cairo where he was offered and accepted the position of Military Governor of Cyrenaica
Birth of John Steel, rock drummer Animals
The US House of Representives passes the Lend-Lease Bill by 260 votes to 265, assisting Britain
Churchill says in a speech, "the Government and people of the United States intend to supply us with all that is necessary for victory". Churchill says in a speech, "Give us the tools and we will finish the job"
Churchill says in a speech, "Give us the tools and we will finish the job"
Britains 1st airborne attack of the war, 38 paratroopers are dropped on a railway viaduct at Trignano, Italy
Britain breaks off relations with Romania
Publishes The Lion and the Unicorn.
Meets Wavell, Eden and Dill who are seeking a senior commander to lead reinforcements to Greece
Wavells 30,000 men have counterattacj the Italians, advance 500 miles & take 130,000
The British & Norwegians raid the occupied Lofoten Islands destroying 11 German ships
Churchill launches Operation Claymore, a naval raid against the Lofoten Islands
A commando raid destroys fish oil processing plants in Lofoton, northern Norway
In Operation Lustre British forces are ferried to Greece to defeng it against the German invasion
In Operation Lustre British forces are ferried to Greece to defeng it against the German invasion
The British Army invades Italian-controlled Ethiopia
US Congress passes the Lend-Lease Act
Forms the Battle of Atlantic Committee
Forms the Battle of Atlantic Committee
Leads cryptanalysis of Italian naval Enigma traffic that contributes intelligence before Cape Matapan.
Helps Knox's team read Italian naval Enigma traffic before the Battle of Cape Matapan.
Meets Winant, the new US Ambasador, in London, breaks with precedent
Churchill warns Stalin the Germans have regrouped in Poland to invade Russia
General Cunningham, commander of allied forces in East Africa, enters Addis Ababa
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