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February 2, 1943: The Soviet Union retakes Stalingrad as 462 day fight ends Stalingrad-dead bodies.jpg
February 2, 1943: The Soviet Union retakes Stalingrad as 462 day fight ends
February 13, 1943: The Corsair begins combat operations F4U-1 Corsair in flight c1942.jpg
February 13, 1943: The Corsair begins combat operations
February 20, 1943: Volcano appears in Mexico Paricutin 30 612.jpg
February 20, 1943: Volcano appears in Mexico
February 24, 1943: In North Africa, the U.S. Army recovers after being defeated by Germany's Afrika Corps Kasserine Pass.jpg
February 24, 1943: In North Africa, the U.S. Army recovers after being defeated by Germany's Afrika Corps

February 1, 1943 (Monday)

Japanese-American soldiers of the 442nd Infantry 2nd Battalion, 442nd RCT near Saint-Die 1944-11-13.jpg
Japanese-American soldiers of the 442nd Infantry

February 2, 1943 (Tuesday)

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February 3, 1943 (Wednesday)

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February 4, 1943 (Thursday)

February 5, 1943 (Friday)

February 6, 1943 (Saturday)

February 7, 1943 (Sunday)

February 8, 1943 (Monday)

"An eager schoolboy gets his first experience in using War Ration Book Two. With many parents engaged in war work, children are being taught the facts of point rationing for helping out in family marketing.", 02/1943 "An eager school boy gets his first experience in using War Ration Book Two. With many parents engaged in war work, chil - NARA - 535567.tif
"An eager schoolboy gets his first experience in using War Ration Book Two. With many parents engaged in war work, children are being taught the facts of point rationing for helping out in family marketing.", 02/1943

February 9, 1943 (Tuesday)

February 10, 1943 (Wednesday)

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Suggested by Vesta Stout

February 11, 1943 (Thursday)

February 12, 1943 (Friday)

February 13, 1943 (Saturday)

February 13, 1943: The U.S. Marines begin recruiting women "Be a Marine-Free a Marine to Fight" - NARA - 513679.jpg
February 13, 1943: The U.S. Marines begin recruiting women

February 14, 1943 (Sunday)

February 15, 1943 (Monday)

February 16, 1943 (Tuesday)

February 17, 1943 (Wednesday)

February 18, 1943 (Thursday)

The Sportspalast rally banner: "Totaler Krieg -- kurzester Krieg" ("Total War -- Briefest War") Bundesarchiv Bild 183-J05235, Berlin, Grosskundgebung im Sportpalast.jpg
The Sportspalast rally banner: "Totaler Krieg — kürzester Krieg" ("Total War — Briefest War")

February 19, 1943 (Friday)

February 20, 1943 (Saturday)

February 21, 1943 (Sunday)

February 22, 1943 (Monday)

February 23, 1943 (Tuesday)

The 1943 steel penny NNC-US-1943-1C-Lincoln Cent (wheat, zinc-coated steel).jpg
The 1943 steel penny

February 24, 1943 (Wednesday)

February 25, 1943 (Thursday)

February 26, 1943 (Friday)

February 27, 1943 (Saturday)

Pilot Nancy Harkness Love Nancy Harkness Love at 28.jpg
Pilot Nancy Harkness Love

February 28, 1943 (Sunday)

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