Hi, I'm currently in a tight spot now, a bad situation because, i've just migrated to Australia, i never went to school here till now. (I'm in Year 10)... so i'm doing history now. But I have absolutely not much of an idea about WW2, which we have an assignment on.. So its kinda like research work and establishing my own perspective.
I wanna know about the concluding events of ww2... so far i've only made a timeline of a few things i have stumbled onto while researching, i really do need help please...
Also i'm abit confused as to what they mean by concluding events, probably in 1945 right?

so this is what i have currently:
* Auschwitz liberated by soviet troops
*russians reach berlin: hitler commits suicide and germany surrenders on 7 may.
*6th august 1965, bombing of hiroshima
*9th august 1965, boming of nagasaki
*14 august, japan surrenders

basically, the CONCLUDING EVENTS.

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is this all? Concluding events? do you think what i'm doing now is right...?

Thanks very much, i've really never done such assignments back in my country before.
Also, if you guys have stumbled on some websites where you've found out about some particular event i've missed out on, stating down the reference would be a great help too .. thanks.

U also probably need the treaties after the war ended n the splitting of Germany.

Basically a little of the aftermath.

You can take reference on these 2 sites. I have scanned and found them rather informative and detailed:

www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II
www.world-war-2.info