Chronology of World War II | part 14 #shorts

On September 3, 1939, the world entered a new and devastating phase of history as the United Kingdom and France declared war on Nazi Germany, honoring their commitments to protect Poland. This marked the official beginning of World War II in Europe, a conflict that would span continents and reshape the geopolitical landscape for decades. The declaration of war by the Allies on Germany was a direct response to Germany’s invasion of Poland, which had violated international agreements. This pivotal moment in history set the stage for the global conflict that would involve numerous countries and lead to the rise of new alliances and powerful nations. Stay tuned for more critical moments in this historical timeline by subscribing to our channel. Watch, learn, and explore the major events of WWII in detail!