D-Day is 2-Day!

June 6th, 1944 was D-Day Normandy, the biggest turning point of World War Two, which ultimately led to the defeat of Hitler and the Nazi empire. Over 130,000 Canadian, American, and British troops stormed the occupied French coast from the English Channel and established beachheads from which they would liberate France a couple months later.

Animated Map of D-Day Landings - BBC

The World War II Blog

Happy VE-Day!

On May 8th, 1945 Germany surrendered unconditionally to the Allies and World War II was over in Europe! VE-Day marks the anniversary of this great event every year!

To read more about World War II, visit my other blog: The World War II Blog

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I'm a sk8er boy from the giant metropolis of Vegreville, Alberta, Canada! This is our famous easter egg! ☟

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   What will I talk about in my blog? Well, I'm a pundit, so some politics is in order- Albertan, Canadian, and international politics! Am I left or right wing? Label me what you want! I'm a Christian ✟ so some stuff about that. Oh, of course I'll have to talk about sk8ing. As you can see, I've already posted a little bit on World War II. And I'll have to tell you all about how crazy it is to live in a tiny town famous only for it's perogies and giant pysanka (easter egg), especially since I'm not Ukrainian! Luckily, I'm a bit crazy ;)


Hang on for the ride, this is going 2B interesting! While you're waiting for my next post, feed the fish☟listen to some gr8 music ☞ or read a little about the biggest war in history ☝