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The turning point of WWII is detestably Stalingrad.
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The Nazis invaded Russia on June 22, 1941. This was all in part of Operation Barbarossa. Nazis took over much of western Russia expending a great number of man power and resources in the process. Germany reached Stalingrad and began their assaults on the city on August 23, 1942. The Soviets stood their ground despite having far less training, equipment, firepower, food, and other resources. The Soviet troops outnumbered the Nazis and were able to successfully defend Stalingrad. The Nazis expended so many resources during Operation Barbarossa that their hold on the Eastern front was nearly crippled. Seeing this, Stalin began ordering an offensive campaign on the Nazis. Nazi occupied territories began siding with the Soviets which allowed the Soviets to grow in strength. With the defeat and dramatic loss of resources due to Stalingrad and the Soviet offensive campaign along with the increased allied manpower and bombing runs across the Western Front, Germany was surrounded.
When writing an essay like this, I would devote one paragraph to talking about how supply and demand dictate prices, and another paragraph to how international trade fuels economic growth.
Executive Order 9066 did not uphold or protect citizens rights. This law passed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1942 resulted in citizens of Japanese-American descent being forced into internment camps within the United States. These citizens were forced to leave their homes and to live in these camps for months or even years.
This was a complete violation of citizens rights, as almost all of the individuals placed into these internment camps committed no crimes.
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