Chronology of World War II
Belgian troops to join the BAOR
Friday, September 14, 1945 www.onwar.com
In Brussels... The Belgian government announces that 3 Belgian divisions of 17,000 men will participate in the occupation of Germany as part of the British Army of the Rhine (BAOR), under the supreme command of Field Marshal Montgomery. Belgium also expresses an interest in having its own occupation zone, the Aachen and Eifel areas. The first units to be deployed are to be brigades trained in Northern Ireland.

In the Dutch East Indies... The Japanese garrison on Celebes surrenders at Menado.


This chronological study of the Second World War provides a comprehensive day-by-day account of WWII. While focused on the military history of the war, with an emphasis on the battles and campaigns fought, the timeline includes social and political history as well. Some Holocaust related events are already recorded and additional updates are pending. In so far as possible, the images included in this presentation are pictures from the given days. Additional information and images are welcome through the feedback form found on the index.