the allies entered world war 2 on 1 september 1939.
the allies entered world war 2 on 1 september 1939.
when did the allies enter world war 2?
1 september 1939
officially, the pact of steel obliged germany and italy to aid the other country militarily, economically or otherwise in the event of war, and to collaborate in wartime production. the pact aimed to ensure that neither country was able to make peace without the agreement of the other. the agreement was based on the assumption that a war would not occur within three years. when germany invaded poland on 1 september 1939 and war broke out on 3 september, italy was not yet prepared for conflict and had difficulty meeting its obligations. consequently, italy did not enter world war ii until june 1940, with a delayed invasion of southern france.
pact of steel
bullet::::- 20 august — world war ii: american forces successfully defeat nazi forces at chambois, closing the falaise gap.









































bullet::::- 20 august — world war ii: 168 captured allied airmen, including phil lamason, accused of being "terror fliers" by the gestapo, arrive at buchenwald concentration camp.









































bullet::::- 24 august — world war ii: liberation of paris: the allies enter paris, successfully completing operation overlord.









































bullet::::- 25 august — world war ii: german surrender of paris: general dietrich von choltitz surrenders paris to the allies in defiance of hitler’s orders to destroy it.
1944 in germany