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Global war

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Turning points in WW2 shifted momentum from axis powers to allies
Hitlers promise to german people unite germans, restore german pride
Hitler manipulating above conditions promised jobs, economic recovery, end reparations and promoted nationalism
Policy of appeasement and hitlers reaction hitler saw appeasement as weak and used it to take more territory
events of munich conference leaders from brittan, france, germany, italy met deciding the fate of checks region
harsh terms of the treaty of versailles impact on germany economic-crisis social-desire for revenge political- weimar rebuplic seen as week for accepting treaty militarily-10000 men limit to army
reasoning for civilians being targeted during war and targeted cities break morale, force surrender ,london, warsaw, stalingrad, leningrad
similarities of napoleon/hitlers invasions of russia invaded russia expecting victory, slowed by distance, major losses due to russias harsh winter
fasciest ideology dictator has total control, extreme nationalism, military strength
location where allies opened a second front in WE? what was the operation called normondy,france operation: d -day, forced germany to fight on 2 fronts, weakened german military strength
germanys last majot offensive attempt in WE battle of bulge
timeline 1939: germany invades polans 1940: battle of brittam 1941: pearl harbour, germany invades soviet union 1942: midway 1944: d-day 1945: hirohito surrender, ve day, hiroshima bombing
turning points in ww2 axis troops surrendered in tunsania and allies take sicily d day, battle of midway,
events of kristallnacht nazi mobs attacked jewish homes, night of broken glass, holocaust
events of muncih conference britta/france agreed to let hitler take sudentenland from check in hopes of preventing war
appeasement/ how it let to ww2 a policy where countries try to avoid war by giving into an agressors demands to keep peace
us strategy in pacific island hopping to reach japan
how did the traty of versailles enable fasciest party in italy caused economic decline, led to march on rome
cause of ww2 germany invading poland 1939
blitzkrieg fast attck strategy
why did hitler not invade the soviet union right away first wanted to secure deals with stalin divided poland with the USSR
hitler not able to invade england brittan won the battle of brittan
us involvement inw ar? what event forced US into ww2 no, pearl harbour
holocaust, final solution holocause:nazi genocide of 6 million jews during ww2 final solution: nazi plan to eliminate all jews
manhattan project US plan to create an atomic bomb
choice to drop bomb Truman, to force japanese surrender
japans ww2 emperror hirohito
who did hitler scapegoat jews
mussolinin was known as ill ducle(leader)
mussolinis method to obtain power blackshirts to scare opponents
affects of nuremburg laws jews stripped of natural rights, citizenship
similarities between the rise of mussolini and hitler rose during economic crisis and instability post ww1
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