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| Racism Towards Jewish People |
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| To buy off with concessions |
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The annexation of Austria
-Taking over lands lost in Versailles
-causes neville chamberlain to make munich pact |
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German Invasion technique against Poland
1.)bomb from planes
2.) Send in Tanks
3.) send in soilders |
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| to cooperate with or willingly assist an enemy of one's country and especially an occupying force |
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| the policy, process, or result of preventing the expansion of a hostile power or ideology |
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military strategy used against Japan in the Pacific
-used by passing heavily fortified island to surround them and blockade them |
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| territory believed especially by Nazis to be necessary for national existence or economic self-sufficiency |
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| opposition to war or violence as a means of settling disputes; specifically : refusal to bear arms on moral or religious grounds |
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| When Britain and France declare war (after invasion of Poland) but dont do anything for months |
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| When Civilans are targeted |
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Czech land which alot of germans lived in so they thought it should be theirs |
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| Houston Stewart Chamberlain |
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| British prime minister who makes munich pact with Hitler and Mussolini |
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| Prime Minister of Britain after Neville Chamberlain |
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Tells USA about atomic bombs (splitting of atoms to create energy)
that Germans were already working on |
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Copies Mussolini (like Hitler)
leads Nationalists (dictatorships) against Republicans (democracys) in Spanish civial war |
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Japanese Prime Minister
-Responsible for Pearl harbor |
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"Monty"
British Feild Marchell at Alemein
-Defeats Desert Fox (Erwim Rommel) |
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Very outspoken and inspiring general
-"only good jap is a dead jap" |
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Feild Marchell at Stalingrad (bloodiest day of the war)
-ordered not to give up |
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-President of the USA
-One of the Big Three with Stalin and Churchill |
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"desert Fox"
Unstoppable german leader
-pessimistic, tiny, super smart |
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| Took over when FDR died as president of USA |
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When all things that float were sent to british soliders to save them from nazi's
-right before the Blitz |
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Monty (Bernard L Montgomery)British VS
Desert Fox (Erwin Rommel) German
-Monty Wins! |
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Bloodiest battle of the war.
-both sides told not to pull out no matter what
-General Paulus forced to surrender because his men turn on him
-Turning point of war
-Stalin dosent trust USA and Britain because they didnt help |
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December 7, 1941
-USA enters war
-USA stops trading with Japan, so they attack pearl harbor, where most of our naval fleet was and bombed them all |
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| American claimed island in Japan during Pacific war |
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Town in the North of Spain
-Bombed by Germans in Spanish Civil War |
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Massive Bombing campeign on Britain
-people went into subway stations
-Hope to demoralize but only added moral because they kept up normal life |
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"Night of Broken Glass"
-Jewish boy attacks Nazi officer because nazis killed his parents
-Advertised by Nazi's
-People attack all Jews and stores, stealing everything |
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| The pact renounced aggressive war, prohibiting the use of war as "an instrument of national policy" except in matters of self-defense in Lauge of Nations |
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| Germanys invasion of the USSR |
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Allied invasion of Normandy
-"operatoin Fortitude" trick hitler in thinking the attack was coming frmo the opposite side |
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germans lost
-usa refused to back down
-morphine and other supplies went down |
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"to demoralize the enemy"
attack purely on civilians |
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Firebombing of all Japan cities
-most of their buildings were made of wood... |
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Says France and Britain will invade Germany if they take any more land
-hitler agrees but dosent keep promise
-Appeasement |
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| Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression pact |
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-Supposed to be secret but everyone finds out
-Hitlers plan to avoid two-front war |
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| Peace pact by democratic countries- Great britain France and USA |
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Main part of the UN
-Maintain international Peace |
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| Race to make best nuclear arms between Russia and USA |
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| The USA airlifted necessities to Berlin which was being blockaded by the Soviet Union |
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Reaction to NATO
-Communist peace alliance |
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| Trumans plan to help rebuild all of Europe, even the Axis powers |
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| Two cities USA bombed to end war. Hiroshima first then after no surrender Nagasaki |
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| extreamly top secret race to create the atomic bomb |
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| Hitler conquers all of Europe right next to free Britain |
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| is a radical, authoritarian nationalist political ideology.[1][2] Fascists advocate the creation of a totalitarian single-party state that seeks the mass mobilization and mechanization of a nation and the creation of an ideal "new man" to form a governing elite through indoctrination, physical education, and family policy including eugenics.[3] Fascists believe that a nation requires strong leadership, singular collective identity, and the will and ability to commit violence and wage war in order to keep the nation strong.[4] Fascist governments forbid and suppress opposition to the state |
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