How it works
World War 2 in bubble letters, World over War 2 on one sideways sheet, about twice as tall as on one line. Fredoka, the opening font, keeps a white ring in the o, the d and the a.
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Titles and dates
After your first print, open World War II words in bubble letters. World / War II, WWII, WW2 and The Second / World War are the same title four more ways; 1939 to 1945 and The 1940s date it. Causes of / the War, Key / Battles, Turning / Points and After / the War head a board's sections.
Sides, battles and the home front
Allies and Axis head the two sides; War in / Europe and War in the / Pacific split a map. Pearl / Harbor is December 7, 1941, and D-Day, in Normandy, June 6, 1944; Battle of / Britain, Battle of / Midway, V-E Day and V-J Day complete a timeline. Home / Front heads Rationing, War / Bonds, Victory / Garden and Rosie the / Riveter; Code / Talkers sent messages in Native American languages.
- World / War II prints at the size of World / War 2 in Fredoka and Baloo 2.
- Axis prints tallest of the row and 1939 to 1945 smallest, in all three fonts.
- A banner at One letter per page, under More options, is nine upright sheets; the W and the r come twice.
Questions and answers
How do you draw World War 2 in bubble letters?
Pencil World on one line and War 2 under it, the two capital W's at one left edge. Round every stroke into a fat outline and keep a ring in the o, the d and the a.
Is it World War 2 or World War II?
Both name the same war. The US National Archives writes World War II, with the Roman numeral, which Wiktionary calls the most common form; WWII and WW2 are the short forms.
When was World War 2?
From 1 September 1939 to 2 September 1945, by Wikipedia's article. The US National Archives dates the signing of Japan's surrender to September 2, 1945.
What do V-E Day and V-J Day stand for?
Victory in Europe Day, May 8, 1945, and Victory over Japan Day, kept on August 15 in the United Kingdom and September 2 in the United States, by Wikipedia's articles.
Who were the Allies and the Axis?
The two sides. Wikipedia names the principal Allies as the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, the United States and China, and the principal Axis powers as Germany, Italy and Japan.