Nazi death marches
1944–1945 · Event
As Soviet armies advanced, Nazis forced ~250,000 concentration-camp prisoners on death marches; tens of thousands died.
On these timelines: World War II, Master
More from World War II
- Battle of Midway (1942)
- Siege of Leningrad lifted (1944)
- Operation Torch (1942)
- Bataan Death March (1942)
- Casablanca Conference (1943)
- Breaking of the naval Enigma (1941)
- Doolittle Raid (1942)
- Sobibór extermination camp (1942)
Around 1944
- World War II (1939)
- Indian independence and Partition (1947)
- The Holocaust (1941)
- Founding of the State of Israel (1948)
- Cold War (1947)
- Korean War (1950)
- D-Day (Operation Overlord) (1944)
- Pop music: the 1950s (1950)
- Pop music: the 1940s (1940)
- Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941)