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August 1, 1943: American B-24s carry out first bombing of German oil production Operation Tidal Wave in 1943.jpg
August 1, 1943: American B-24s carry out first bombing of German oil production
August 31, 1943: The U.S. Navy Hellcat enters the war Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat of VF-1 in flight over California (USA), in 1943 (80-G-K-605).jpg
August 31, 1943: The U.S. Navy Hellcat enters the war
August 2, 1943: Jewish inmates fight back against the Nazis at Treblinka Treblinka uprising (Zabecki 1943).jpg
August 2, 1943: Jewish inmates fight back against the Nazis at Treblinka
August 17, 1943: President Roosevelt, PMs Churchill and King, and Viceroy Athlone reach secret atomic bomb agreement at Quebec The Quebec Conference, Canada, August 1943 TR1347.jpg
August 17, 1943: President Roosevelt, PMs Churchill and King, and Viceroy Athlone reach secret atomic bomb agreement at Quebec

The following events occurred in August 1943:

Contents

August 1, 1943 (Sunday)

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Flag of the "independent" State of Burma

August 2, 1943 (Monday)

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Kennedy (right) and the crew of PT-109

August 3, 1943 (Tuesday)

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General Patton

August 4, 1943 (Wednesday)

August 5, 1943 (Thursday)

August 6, 1943 (Friday)

August 7, 1943 (Saturday)

August 8, 1943 (Sunday)

August 9, 1943 (Monday)

August 10, 1943 (Tuesday)

August 11, 1943 (Wednesday)

August 12, 1943 (Thursday)

August 13, 1943 (Friday)

August 14, 1943 (Saturday)

August 15, 1943 (Sunday)

August 16, 1943 (Monday)

August 17, 1943 (Tuesday)

August 18, 1943 (Wednesday)

August 19, 1943 (Thursday)

August 20, 1943 (Friday)

August 21, 1943 (Saturday)

August 22, 1943 (Sunday)

August 23, 1943 (Monday)

August 24, 1943 (Tuesday)

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Reichsminister of the Interior Heinrich Himmler and Protectorate Governor Wilhelm Frick

August 25, 1943 (Wednesday)

August 26, 1943 (Thursday)

August 27, 1943 (Friday)

August 28, 1943 (Saturday)

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King Simeon II (6) and the late King Boris III

August 29, 1943 (Sunday)

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King Christian X of Denmark and Nazi Administrator General Hermann von Hanneken

August 30, 1943 (Monday)

August 31, 1943 (Tuesday)

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