World War II - Italian conquest of British Somaliland
Time: Saturday Aug 3, 1940
Place: British Somaliland (Present Day Somaliland)
Details: In late summer through early autumn Italy conquered British Somaliland from 3 to 19 August 1940.
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Charles de Gaulle-Britain would fund the Free French, with the bill to be settled after the war
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Harald V-Lefting For The United States
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Mao Zedong-The Hundred Regiments Campaign
Tuesday Aug 20, 1940 - North China
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1940
Second Sino-Japanese War-China's first Large-Scale Counter-offensive
1940 - China
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1940 - Cambridge, Massachusrtts, U.S.
Albert Einstein-American Citizen
1940 - U.S.
Ho Chi Minh-He began regularly using the name Hồ Chí Minh
1940 - China
Oskar Schindler (Schindler's List)-Schindler Interest
1940 - Kraków, Poland
John Maynard Keynes-How to Pay for the War
1940 - England
Juan Trippe-The president of The Maidstone Club
1940 - East Hampton, New York, U.S.
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh-Philip graduated from Dartmouth
1940 - Dartmouth, Devon, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle took on ministerial responsibilities
1940 - France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle had advocated would be a German war
1940 - France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle proposed to be appointed Secretary-General of the War Council
1940 - France
The Holocaust-Gas vans equipped with gas cylinders had been used to kill the handicapped in occupied Poland
Jan, 1940 - Poland
Edward VIII-German ambassador in The Hague
Jan, 1940 - The Hague, Netherlands
Audrey Hepburn-Star Puple
1940 - Arnhem, Netherlands
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh-Philip served in the British forces
1940 - United Kingdom
Marcus Garvey-Garvey suffered a stroke which left him largely paralyzed
Jan, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Frank Sinatra-1st Appearance with The New Band
Friday Jan 26, 1940 - The Coronado Theatre in Rockford, Illinois, U.S.
Ronald Reagan-Marriage
Friday Jan 26, 1940 - Glendale, California, U.S.
Donald Trump-Anti-German sentiment
1940 - U.S.
World War II-Greco-Italian War
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Carlos Slim-Birth
Sunday Jan 28, 1940 - Mexico City, Mexico
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World War II-Operation Sonnenblaume
Tuesday Feb 6, 1940 - Cyrenaica, Libya
Winston Churchill-Churchill personally ordered Captain Philip Vian of the destroyer HMS Cossack to board the German supply ship Altmark in Norwegian waters
Friday Feb 16, 1940 - Norwegian waters
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle had been earmarked for command of an armored division
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Igor Stravinsky-2nd Marriage
Saturday Mar 9, 1940 - Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S.
St. Patrick's Day-Holy week concurrence
Sunday Mar 17, 1940 - Ireland
Alan Turing-Installing the first Bombe
Monday Mar 18, 1940 - Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-Reynaud demanded that France be released from the agreement which he had made with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain
Mar, 1940 - France
Nancy Pelosi-Birth
Tuesday Mar 26, 1940 - Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.
DC Comics-DC's first logo appeared
Apr, 1940 - U.S.
Penicillin-Progress in showing the in vivo bactericidal action of penicillin
1940 - Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford, Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Penicillin-Howard Florey and his team showed that penicillin effectively cured bacterial infection in mice
1940 - University of Oxford, Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Winston Churchill-Operation Wilfred
Saturday Apr 6, 1940 - Norway
World War II-Operation Wilfred
Monday Apr 8, 1940 - Norway
World War II-Norwegian campaign
Monday Apr 8, 1940 - Norway
Adolf Hitler-German forces invaded Denmark and Norway
Tuesday Apr 9, 1940 - Denmark and Norway
The Holocaust-Germany invaded Norway and Denmark
Tuesday Apr 9, 1940 - Norway and Denmark
World War II-Operation Weserübung
Tuesday Apr 9, 1940 - Denmark and Norway
Harald V-Escaping To Sweden
Wednesday Apr 10, 1940 - Sweden
Harald V-Moving To Prince Carl Bernadotte's Home
Tuesday Apr 16, 1940 - Frötuna, Sweden
Harald V-Moving to Drottningholm
Friday Apr 26, 1940 - Drottningholm, Stockholm, Sweden
World War II-The Norway Debate
Tuesday May 7, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Winston Churchill-Norway Debate
Tuesday May 7, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Winston Churchill-Churchill had won the doubters over and his successor as party leader was a formality
Thursday May 9, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Adolf Hitler-Germany attacked France
Friday May 10, 1940 - France
World War II-Neville Chamberlain resignation
Friday May 10, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
World War II-Churchill in the office
Friday May 10, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-The Germans attacked
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World War II-Fall of France
Friday May 10, 1940 - France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg
The Holocaust-Alexander von Falkenhausen enacted anti-Jewish measures
May, 1940 - Germany
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle activated his new division
Sunday May 12, 1940 - France
Winston Churchill-"blood, toil, tears and sweat" speech
Monday May 13, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
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May, 1940 - France
Audrey Hepburn-"Edda van Heemstra"
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Wednesday May 15, 1940 - France
Charles de Gaulle-The Germans broke through at Sedan
Wednesday May 15, 1940 - France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle was reinforced by two fresh regiments
Saturday May 18, 1940 - France
World War II-Germany invaded Greece
May, 1940 - Greece
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle attacked again and his forces were once again devastated
Sunday May 19, 1940 - Montcornet, France
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Monday May 20, 1940 - Montcornet, France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle gave a talk on French radio
Tuesday May 21, 1940 - Montcornet, France
Queen Elizabeth II-Elizabeth lived at Royal Lodge
May, 1940 - Windsor, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle was promoted to the rank of temporary
Thursday May 23, 1940 - France
Joseph Goebbels-Goebbels used Polish officers accident "Katyn massacre"
May, 1940 - Katyn, Russia (Then U.S.S.R.)
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May, 1940 - Dunkirk, France
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May, 1940 - Abbeville, France
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Jun, 1940 - England, United Kingdom
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Saturday Jun 1, 1940 - France
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Sunday Jun 2, 1940 - Paris, France
Winston Churchill-Operation Dynamo
Tuesday Jun 4, 1940 - Dunkirk, France
Samuel Little -Little Birth
Friday Jun 7, 1940 - Reynolds, Georgia, U.S.
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle suggested fighting on
Saturday Jun 8, 1940 - France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle flew to London and met British Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Sunday Jun 9, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Adolf Hitler-Italy join forces with Hitler
Monday Jun 10, 1940 - Italy
Marcus Garvey-Death
Monday Jun 10, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Benito Mussolini-Italy declared war on Britain and France
Monday Jun 10, 1940 - Italy
World War II-Battle of Alps
Monday Jun 10, 1940 - Italian-French Boarders
World War II-Siege of Malta
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Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle offered General Hunziger as Commander-in-Chief
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Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle attended the meeting of the Anglo-French Supreme War Council at the Chateau
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Winston Churchill-Western Desert campaign
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The Holocaust-Norway was completely occupied
Jun, 1940 - Norway
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle attended another Anglo-French
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Francisco Franco-Occupied Tangier
Friday Jun 14, 1940 - Tangier, Morocco
Eiffel Tower-The tower was closed to the public during the occupation and the lifts were not repaired
Jun, 1940 - Paris, France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle arrived at Bordeaux
Friday Jun 14, 1940 - Bordeaux, France
World War II-Surrender of Paris
Friday Jun 14, 1940 - Paris, France
Charles de Gaulle-Reynaud had resigned as prime minister
Jun, 1940 - Bordeaux, France
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle talked about Jean Monnet's mooted Anglo-French political union
Sunday Jun 16, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle escaped to London
Monday Jun 17, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-British Cabinet was reluctant to agree to de Gaulle giving a radio address
Tuesday Jun 18, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle's Appeal to continue to resist the occupation of France
Tuesday Jun 18, 1940 - London, England, United Kingdom
Francisco Franco-Wanted to enter the war
Wednesday Jun 19, 1940 - Cameroon
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle denied the legitimacy of the government at Bordeaux
Wednesday Jun 19, 1940 - London
Salvador Dali-Able to Escape
Thursday Jun 20, 1940 - U.S.
W. E. B. Du Bois-Dusk of Dawn
1940 - U.S.
Richard Nixon-Marriage
Jun, 1940 - Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, California, U.S.
Charles de Gaulle-Armistice was signed
Friday Jun 21, 1940 - Compiègne, France
Adolf Hitler-France armistice
Saturday Jun 22, 1940 - Compiègne, France