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What happened in September 1944

• September 1, 1944: Dutch famine ("Hongerwinter") begins in occupied northern Netherlands, causing widespread hunger and death.
• September 2, 1944: Diarist Anne Frank and her family are sent from Westerbork to Auschwitz concentration camp, marking a tragic chapter in the Holocaust.
• September 3, 1944: Allied forces liberate Brussels, Belgium, as part of the Allied advance in Western Europe.
• September 4, 1944: British forces liberate the city of Antwerp, Belgium, securing a crucial port for Allied operations.
• September 5, 1944: Soviet Union declares war on Bulgaria, escalating tensions in the Balkans during World War II.
• September 6, 1944: Tartu Offensive in Estonia concludes with Soviet forces capturing Tartu, marking a significant victory for the Red Army.
• September 7, 1944: Belgian government in exile returns to Brussels from London, symbolizing the restoration of Belgian sovereignty.
• September 8, 1944: First V-2 rocket attack on London takes place, launched from The Hague, marking the start of a new phase of the Blitz.
• September 9, 1944: Bulgarian government is overthrown by the Fatherland Front coalition, establishing a pro-Soviet government and aligning Bulgaria with the Eastern Bloc.
• September 10, 1944: Liberation of Luxembourg by Allied forces, marking a significant victory in the Western Front.
• September 11, 1944: Laksevåg floating dry dock in Bergen, Norway, is sunk by British submarine X-24, disrupting German naval operations.
• September 12, 1944: Allied forces from Operation Overlord and Operation Dragoon link up near Dijon, France, consolidating their positions in Western Europe.
• September 13, 1944: Battle of Meligalas begins in Greece between Greek Resistance forces and collaborationist Security Battalions, marking a key moment in the Greek Civil War.
• September 14, 1944: Great Atlantic hurricane makes landfall in New York City area, causing significant damage and loss of life.
• September 15, 1944: Battle of Peleliu begins in the Pacific, marking one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific War.
• September 17, 1944: Operation Market Garden, a major Allied airborne operation in the Netherlands and Germany, commences, aiming to secure key bridges and hasten the end of the war.
• September 18, 1944: British submarine HMS Tradewind torpedoes Japanese "hell ship" Jun'yō Maru, resulting in the tragic loss of over 5,600 lives.
• September 19, 1944: Moscow Armistice between Finland and the Soviet Union is signed, ending the Continuation War and marking a significant turning point in the conflict.
• September 22, 1944: Red Army captures Tallinn, Estonia, leading to the evacuation of thousands of Estonian civilians to Sweden and Germany, including almost the entire population of Estonian Swedes.
• September 24, 1944: U.S. 45th Infantry Division captures Épinal, France, and crosses the Moselle River, pushing further into German territory.
• September 26, 1944: Operation Market Garden, the ambitious Allied airborne operation in the Netherlands, concludes with an Allied withdrawal, marking a setback in the Allied advance.