23 March 1940

On 23 March 1940, significant events related to World War II occurred in Europe. This period marked heightened tensions as Nazi Germany expanded its influence, with preparations for further military actions. The Oslo Treaty was signed between Nazi Germany and Norway, establishing control over Norwegian territory. Meanwhile, Belgium and France were increasingly mobilizing their defenses in anticipation of German invasion. The world was deeply engaged in geopolitical shifts, leading toward the outbreak of full-scale war. This date reflects a time of intense diplomatic activity and strategic positioning, as nations responded to the aggressive expansion of Germany and the growing threat of conflict across the continent.