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In 1943 the tide turned for the Allies
In 1943, the tides started turning for the allies.
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The siege of Stalingrad
The siege of Stalingrad was one of the most important events in the war which ended with the Germans losing the important battle and so losing grounds.
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The Soviets began to advance
After that battle the soviets began to advance and retake back some of the lost lands from the axis.
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The Axis were forced out of North Africa
During 1943, the Allies kept pushing forward into Libya and so managed to force the Axis out of North Africa during the same year.
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The Allies started attacking Italy
The allies used the lands they got in north Africa as a base to start attacking Italy. (See Why did Western Europe slip into the dark ages?)
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Parts of Italy were taken
The allies were successful in attacking Italy and they managed to take over parts of its lands. The Italians became angry as a result and they managed to depose Mussolini.
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Rome was bombed
The Allies advanced to Rome and started bombing it in order to force the Axis to surrender.
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The Americans started bombing Germany
In 1943, the Americans started bombing Germany and those attacks kept getting stronger and stronger. (See How Did the Americans Win the Revolutionary War?)
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The Battle of Kursk
During 1943, the Soviets managed to win another important battle in Kursk. This was the last offensive point of the Axis and so the Allies were able to advance more.
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The Americans went on the offensive
The Americans went on the offensive and managed to get closer and closer to Japan.
Alex Williams
Alex Williams is a PhD student in urban studies and planning. He is broadly interested in the historical geographies of capital, the geopolitical economy of urbanization, environmental and imperial history, critical urban theory, and spatial dialectics.
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