European Theater
Allies' western front
The European Theater refers to the area of military operations in Europe during World War II, encompassing the Allied campaigns against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy from 1939 to 1945.
It is distinguished from the Pacific Theater, where fighting centered on Japan.
His grandfather served in the European Theater.
The term appears in historical discussions and veterans' accounts.
- Allied PowersCoalition against fascist aggressors
- Nazi GermanyHitler's fascist dictatorship
- German ExpressionismDistorted, emotionally intense art movement
- D-Day1944 Normandy invasion
- Allied invasionMilitary campaign against Axis territory
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European TheaterPacific Theater
WWII Asian-oceanic front
Pacific War · Eastern Front · Battle of Midway · Iwo Jima · Okinawa
European TheaterFar East
Eastern Asian region
Western Pacific · East Asia · Southeast Asia · Oceania · Indo-Pacific
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