1. When did World War II begin for Great Britain?

World War II began on September 3, 1939, when France and Great Britain declared war on Germany after Hitler's invasion of Poland.

2. What was the Battle of Britain?

The Battle of Britain was fought from July to October 1940 between the Royal Air Force (RAF) and the German Luftwaffe air forces. It was a crucial turning point in the war as it stopped Hitler's plan to invade Great Britain.

3. How did Winston Churchill lead Great Britain during WWII?

Winston Churchill was appointed Prime Minister in May 1940, just before the Battle of Dunkirk. He rallied his people with his inspiring speeches and steered them through hard times with strong leadership qualities.

4. What was Operation Overlord?

Operation Overlord was launched on June 6, 1944, by Allied Forces under General Dwight D. Eisenhower's command to land troops in Normandy, France - one of the most critical military operations during World War II.

5. Who were The Home Guard?

The Home Guard - also known as Dad's Army - were volunteers who aided regular British Armed Forces outposts during WWII while protecting their homes from possible German invasions.

6. Why did Great Britain go to war against Germany?

Great Britain went to war against Germany because it had signed treaties with other European countries pledging mutual support in times of need. Hence when Germany invaded Poland violating its borders and violating international law- British popular sentiment had their back up against this evil force.