Across
- "Vinegar Joe."
- Fighter Command leader who "won" the Battle of Britain.
- Commander of US 8th Air Force.
- Luftwaffe leader
- "Flying Tigers" leader.
- "Benny the Moose" was the derogatory name for this leader.
- French PM at start of WWII, turned over to Germans by VIchy government.
- US Chief of Naval Operations during WWII.
- RAF Air Marshal known as "Bomber."
- "Uncle Joe"
- "The Desert Fox"
- Air general Arnold's nickname.
- Kriegsmarine commander
- Mussolini's nickname.
- OKW chief of staff.
- German famous for developing the "Blitzkrieg" tactic.
- British PM who tried to reason with Hitler.
- "Dugout Doug."
- Nickname of famous British field marshal.
- "The G.I.'s General."
- Head of the Norwegian Nazi puppet state; his name now synonymous with "collaborator".
- The madman who started it all
- A-Bomb Prez
- Famous Italian commander in North Africa.
- "Old Blood and Guts"
- Supreme Commander AEF
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- French Commander in Chief during Battle of France.
- U-boat admiral
- US commander at Battle of Midway.
- Head of German OKW; hung for war crimes at Nuremberg.
- "Bull-headed" admiral.
- "Prince of Propaganda"
- Head British general in Europe.
- US head of Chiefs of Staff; as post-war Sec of State, led rebuilding of Europe.
- Nickname of supreme Allied commander in Europe.
- Finnish Commander in Chief during the Winter War; his nation's main defensive line was named for him.
- Commander of US Army Air Forces.
- "Smiling Albert."
- Chairman Chiang.
- Led defense of London during the Blitz.
- Naval genius; architect of Pearl Harbor attack.
- "Winnie"
- Free French leader.
- "The Auk."
- Gestapo and SS leader.
- DeGaulle's rival in Free French, initially preferred by Allies.
- Founder of Vichy French government.
- Most famous Soviet general, captured Berlin in 1945.
- Yugoslav partisan commander.
- Japanese Prime Minister.
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