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Churchill becoming prime minister
by may 1940, chamberlain was becoming unwell and a feeling a new leader was needed despite peoples admiration and respect
on the 10th may 1940, Churchill become prime minister
1940 - darkest hour timeline - situation of may
10th - appointed PM, situation is dangerous but not critical
Cons: Poland, nazi-soviet pact left Germany free to attack, failure of Norway
Pros: france a firm ally, army intact, Italy not yet joined Germany in fighting
1940 - darkest hour timeline - may
14th - German troops break through French defences and Britain faces prospects of fighting Germany alone
28th - British troops in full retreat to Dunkirk awaiting evacuation, economy strained to limits by war costs and dangers of heavy German bombing
debate in cabinet about negotiating peace with Germany
1940 - darkest hour timeline - June - July
4th June - 300000 British and allied troops evacuated form Dunkirk, ‘we will fight them on the beaches’ speech
14th June - franc surrenders to germany
3rd July - Britain attacks French naval fleet to stop to falling into German hands, killing 1300 French sailors
1940 - darkest hour timeline - august - December
august - battle of Britain begins intending to destroy the RAF to give Germany air superiority over Britain as a plan to invade Britain
September - switches from attacking the RAF to bombing British cities as apart of the Blitz
November - December - some British success against Italian forces in North Africa
WW2 - timeline
June 1941 - nazi invasion of ussr
august 1941 - firs time meeting Churchill and Roosevelt leading to the Atlantic charter
December 1941 - usa enters war after pearl harbour
august 1942 - first meeting of Stalin and Churchill in Moscow
February 1943 - turning point with soviet victory at Stalingrad against the nazis
November 1943 - tehran conference, Churchill disappointed of being of secondary importance
June 1944 - D-Day
may 1945 - end of war in Europe