<br> You’ve done your research, hired employees, ran the numbers, now you’re waiting for one final thing--the grand opening. If your budget doesn’t allow for it or you feel you’re not ready yet, there’s no need to have one. September 17: At least one day too late, the Red Army high command orders its men to retreat from the city of Kiev. The British will bomb the city for four solid hours overnight. September 5: The Soviet Union evacuates all children under age 12 from the capital of Moscow as Nazi German troops move toward the city. September 7-8: Some 200 RAF planes mount the biggest air raid to date on Germany's capital of Berlin. As the Olympic torch takes its 70-day trek across the United Kingdom before arriving at the 2012 Opening Ceremony, it will be traveling by some pretty unconventional modes of transportation, among them, a hot air balloon. Kiev will officially fall to the Nazi Germans in two days. September 16: The Soviet Union front at Kiev collapses in the face of intense Nazi German pressure, and some 500,000 Soviets surrender. Then, as commander of the Western Front defending Moscow, he won a less ambiguous victory against Army Group Center, forcing a Nazi German withdrawal.<br>
<br> In September, Zhukov assumed command of the Leningrad Front -- just as the Nazi German advance halted. Enigma machines used in Nazi German headquarters: Regarded by the Nazi Germans as being entirely secure, the Enigma encoding and decoding machines were used in the major headquarters of all three services of the Wehrmacht, as well as by the SS, the Abwehr, and the Reichsbahn (the German state railways). All are three bedrooms with 2 1/2 baths. AT&T breaks the network down in to three elements: transmission, switching and management. September 11: A shoot-on-sight order is handed down to U.S. September 22: A Ukrainian militia squad does the Nazis' dirty work, murdering 28,000 Soviet Jews near the town of Vinnitsa. Its principal roles were to advise Stalin and to develop strategic plans, fusing Stalin's wishes with Soviet military activities in the field. Beginning in 1942, the Soviet high command exerted better-coordinated political and military control over the partisans, whose operational significance increased from 1943. Although totaling as many as 700,000 and causing some 35,000 Axis casualties, their main impact was in the rear areas, where they disrupted communications, carried out raids and sabotage, gathered intelligence, and told the local population that the Soviet regime was coming back.<br>
<br> Concerned that Russia may be harboring a homegrown population of Nazi sympathizers, Joseph Stalin exiles 600,000 Volga-area ethnic Germans to Siberia. In an effort to quell partisan violence in the Soviet Union, gold groundbreaking shovels Nazi German field marshal Wilhelm Keitel orders his troops to randomly execute 100 Russian civilians every time a civilian kills a Nazi German soldier. Adolf Hitler insists on autumn offensive: On September 30, 1941, Field Marshal Rundstedt's Army Group South advanced to seize Kharkov, cross the lower Don, and reach the Caucasus oil fields. In agreement with army chief of staff general Franz Halder, Adolf Hitler ordered Army Group Center and Army Group North to launch coordinated thrusts against Moscow and Leningrad. "Just two and a half years ago, November 22, we stood on this very ground," said Allan Swan, president and chief operating officer of Panasonic Energy Corp. The latter's inconclusive battle with U-652 on September 4, 1941, had led to President Franklin Roosevelt's "shoot on sight" policy against vessels interfering with American shipping. U-boat torpedoes the USS Kearny in the North Atlantic: On October 17, 1941, a U-boat torpedoed this destroyer, the USS Kearny, in the North Atlantic.<br>
<br> The Kearny returned to Iceland under its own steam, escorted by the USS Greer. Claude Monet painted La Gare Saint-Lazare in 1877. The crush of people and the arrival and departure of the trains posed a challenge to Monet's powers of observation, forcing him to work quickly and retain the sensations of light, steam, and motion in his memory. Only 44 people ever have had the chance to be the head of that House. As "WALL-E" reveals, people long ago abandoned Earth when it became too polluted to be inhabited. While the game offers seemingly unlimited potential for customization and creativity, it quickly devolves into a tired mess that suffers from poor functionality and a non-existent plot. Why they'll cherish it: Offers flexibility to choose their favorite places. September 8: The Nazi German army places Leningrad in a state of siege. Although the German offensive in the South initially made some progress, it was driven back at the end of November.<br>
