Joseph Kennedy

 Joseph Kennedy

Joseph Kennedy was the older brother of John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. Joseph Kennedy fought in the Second World War in the 1940s. Initially when Europe did not want to fight against the nazi socialists, Churchill galvenized Europe and the United States against the nazi germans. Joseph Kennedy fought in the Second World War. 

The invasion of D-Day in the 1940s proved important allowing the Allied army to obtain territory against the nazi socialists who had invaded Normandy, France. During the initial days of the war, many Allied soldiers lost their lives battling the nazi socialists and were able to secure and win back territory in Normandy and France. 

After taking back Normandy, the army of the Allied Nations were able to gain additional territory in Europe bombing and devastating the nazi socialists. Despite having persecuted many lives in Europe, Hitler began to have difficulties battling the Allied Nations. The Allied Nations were able to defeat Hitler in three years ending Jewish persecution in Europe. 

Joseph Kennedy fought in the Second World War and showed courage in battling Hitler and the nazi german army. Joseph Kennedy along with many World War II Veterans fought against injustice and envy and succeeded in teaching us the importance of bravery and honor. Joseph Kennedy lost his life battling the nazis yet is remembered for fighting against racism in the Second World War.