World
         War II
         
         
 These
         links describe the United States's involvement in World War
         II.
         
         
         
							
							Pearl
         Harbor
									Learn more about the Japanese attack that brought the U.S.
         into the war. 
							Timeline
         of World War II
         The last true worldwide war was fought between 1939 and
         1945. See the developments before, during, and after this
         terrible war. 
         
                 
         
World
         War II in Asia and the
         Pacific
         The attack on Pearl Harbor was just the beginning. Find out
         how and why Japan and the U.S. clashed in Asia and the
         Pacific.
         
         
World
         War II in Europe
         Find out more about the struggles between the Axis and the
         Allies in Europe.
         
         
Codebreaking
         and Secret Weapons in
         WWII
         Learn about radar, codes, codebreaking, spy games, and
         more.
         
         
The
         Holocaust
         This was one of the most horrifying events in the history of
         the world. Beware: Many details are terrible and
         frightening. This is not a joke.
         
         
Famous
         People in World War II
         Read biographies of Eisenhower, Patton, MacArthur,
         Churchill, Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo, and more.          
         
The Famous 442nd: Japanese-Americans Fought Fiercely for America
         The 442nd Regimental Combat Team, made up nearly entirely of Japanese-Americans, was the United States Army's most decorated infantry regiment ever. The volunteers who made up the 442nd fought in Europe in the last two years of World War II.
         
The
         Home Front in America and
         Britain
         Learn what life was like away from the war zone (or, in the
         case of Britain, in the middle of it).
         
        
The
         Atomic Bomb
         Discover the reasons and the methods behind the building of
         the bomb.