To arrange the events in the order they occurred:
1. The Soviets capture Belarus and parts of Poland.
2. Benito Mussolini falls from power.
3. The Allies free North Africa from Nazi control.
4. The Allies liberate the Philippines from Japanese control.
5. Hitler loses Paris to the Allies.
6. Nazi forces and the Soviet army have a final showdown in Berlin.
7. The Soviet Union declares war on Japan and attacks Manchuria.
The sequence of events can be organized as follows:
- First, the Soviets capture Belarus and parts of Poland.
- Next, Benito Mussolini falls from power.
- Following that, the Allies free North Africa from Nazi control.
- After that, the Allies liberate the Philippines from Japanese control.
- Subsequently, Hitler loses Paris to the Allies.
- Then, Nazi forces and the Soviet army have a final showdown in Berlin.
- Lastly, the Soviet Union declares war on Japan and attacks Manchuria.
By placing the events in this order, you can see the chronological progression of these significant historical occurrences.
