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unification of Austria and Germany, forbidden by Treaty of Versailles anschluss
German speaking region of Czechoslovakia, Hitler demanded Sudetenland
giving aggressor nation something in return for peace appeasement
agreement to give Hitler Sudetenland in return for a promise of peace, Czechs opposed Munich Pact
occupied by Hitler in March 1939 Czechoslovakia
Demanded by Hitler to unite all of Germany, proof that appeasement had failed Danzig-Polish Corridor
agreement between Germany and USSR not attack each other, secretly agree to divide Poland nonaggression pact
Germany invades Poland, World War Two Begins Sept. 1, 1939
Great Britain and France declare war on Germany Sept. 3, 1939
lightning war, tactic used by Germans, luftwaffe, panzers, then infantry blitzkreig
period after the fall of Poland, no activity by Germans sitzkreig
Germany attacks Denmark and Norway April 1940
line of fortifications built by France for protection from Germany, not used Maginot Line
French port where Allies evacuate Europe from Dunkirk
British Prime Minister, leads defiant British people against Germans Winston Churchill
All out air attack on Britain to soften them up before invasion Battle of Britain
German air force, first wave of blitzkreig, unsuccessful in defeating the British Luftwaffe
Royal Air Force, successfully defend Britain from Luftwaffe even though outnumbered RAF
technological development that allowed the British to "see" Luftwaffe shortly after take off radar
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