PPT-Battle of El Alamein &

Operation Torch Nikolas Jurista Kevin Murphy Daniel Song Martin Vega ThesisFrom L s to W s Having been challenged by the Axis Powers in Egypt the Allied Forces launched a series of operations off the coast of North Africa in an attempt to retain jurisdiction over the Suez Canal and the resourcerich oil fields of the Arabian Peninsula By surrounding the Axis via Operation Torch and the Battle of El Alamein the Allies managed to both gain and withhold territory in Africa In a change of pace the Allies experienced their first victory in 11 months marking a crucial point in the defeat of Nazi Germany. By: . Timothy Gerlach. , . Jake Carey. , . Sara Diaz. Events leading up to the Battle. Germany repeatedly losing battles. Loss of Morale among German soldiers. Loss of territory gained over the war . By: Ashley Nichols. Ronaldo Moran. Hitler losing. German history of blitzkrieg pushes. Wanted to “bully” the Allies into peace -> focus on Russia. Background Information. Allies. 800,000 men. 424 armored vehicles. by. Date. . The battle started on the 4. th. of . J. une 1942 and ended on 7. th. of June 1942.. Approximately. one month after. the battle of the . coral sea and six . months after Japan’s. By Reilly Stone. . What was the Battle of The Bulge?. . The Battle of the Bulge was a German offensive campaign launched through the densely forested Ardennes region of Wallonia in Belgium, France, and Luxemburg on the Western front toward the end of World War II in Europe against the allied forces.. El Alamein. El Alamein (small town in northern Egypt). Location. Key Figures. Erwin Rommel. Claude Auchinleck. Bernard Montgomery. Allied Forces- . Britain, France, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand. Aaron Correya, Harel Mizrahi, Emmett Gruber, Evan Minicucci, and John Leitch. Thesis. The Battle of El-Alamein and Operation Torch both expelled the Germans from North Africa, and sprouted Allied dominance in the Mediterranean Sea to create another front, of Southern Europe, for the Allies to attack from.. L/O – To examine the events of the battle and to judge who was now favourite to win the crown. Can you remember who they were?. Harold becomes King of England. When Edward the Confessor died on 5th January 1066, the . of. Stalingrad. . July17,1942 - Feb.2,1943. By Anthony Ayo. The Largest Battle in All of Human History. PRE-War Stalingrad. Nazi’s Vs Communists. By Grace Wu and Ryan Ducich. Thesis. While on it’s own it was fairly inconsequential, the Battle of El-Alamein and Operation Torch created a crucial foundation for a victory in North Africa and eventually for a victory in the War as a whole. &. The Battles of El Alamein. Nishu Chakrapani, Ben Wang, Cynthia Xie, Mahathi Allepally. 1. Thesis. The victories at the Battles of El Alamein enabled Operation Torch, the first Anglo-American joint operation in the war; this series of Allied offensives permitted them to conquer North Africa, opening up Mediterranean shipping lines, subsequently resulting in the establishment of an effective Anglo-American joint command, the fall of Vichy France and the turning point of the war in the European theatre.. The Build up to the Battle. In 1803, Napoleon was planning an invasion of Britain. To succeed he needed to control the English Channel, but Britain has a much stronger navy and much better sailors and leaders (e.g. Horatio Nelson). Investigation. Adapted from a . lesson found on: . http://. www.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessnuse/howtouse.htm#facts. Lincoln and General Winfield Scott came up with the “Anaconda Plan”. 1. Surround South by land and sea to cut off trade. 2. Divide the South in two (MS River) 3. Capture Richmond, Virginia. The Greeks slowed down the Persian invasion at the Battle of Thermopylae . Leonidas, his 300 Spartans and about a 1,000 allied troops fight to the death. The Persians continue to push south and invade Athens. Sisco Symposium Webinar Series . 2020 - 2021 Program Year. February 11, 2021 | Webinar #3 of 4. Facilitator: . Hasana. Sisco. Presenters: . Dr. Nathan Cartagena & Dr. Theon Hill. ------------------- Racial Battle Fatigue.