You probably mean the Aleutian Islands. After an 8000 man Japanese force occupied the islands, the campaign to expel them lasted over a year. However most of this was preparatory air and naval operations to ensure the land force could safely in such a remote and hostile place. The land combat lasted only 2 weeks; after re-capturing one island they discovered the rest of the Japanese force had silently slipped away.
For the 10,000 casualties this was certainly as important a battle as any other, but on the scale of World War Two this was a very brief and minor operation. For comparison, the bloodiest campaign -- the Eastern Front -- had nearly 30 MILLION casualties and lasted 4 years of almost non-stop combat.
World War 2 was fought on the European Continent, Northern Africa, The Atlantic Ocean, The Pacific Ocean, The islands in the Pacific Ocean, China, Russia and the Mediterranean Sea. See link below.
The battle was fought on 1 April - 22 June 1945. The battle lasted for 82 days.
After World War II, John Steinbeck wrote several notable works including "East of Eden" (1952) and "The Winter of Our Discontent" (1961). These novels showcased his continued exploration of social and moral themes in American society.
Isaiah brown
1939-1945
World War Two.
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of what country mate?
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George the Sixth
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