PPT-Early War in Europe I. Poland—September 1939

Blitzkrieg Two Army Groups Military Difference Total Soldiers Tanks September 17 1939 I PolandSeptember 1939 Blitzkrieg Two Army Groups Military Difference Total Soldiers Tanks September 17 1939. . Enabling Act. - Hitler held a vote for the members of German Parliament to grant him dictatorial powers (March 23. rd. 1933). Germany opens first “work” camp, Dachau (June 1933). Nazi’s murder Austrian Chancellor Dollfuss (July 1934). Notes for the week of May 25, 2009. With the collapse of communist rule. has come not just a return to Europe but also the return of history and continuous efforts to bring official historical narratives into line with the ‘real’ events under repressive rule that were suppressed during communism. In fact, the revolutions of 1989 were accompanied by (and some might argue even triggered by) reburials (Nagy in Hungary); rehabilitations (Dubcek in Czechoslovakia) and acknowledged culpabilities (the Soviet Union for . War II and the Holocaust. Unit 10. Origins of World War . I. I. Guiding Questions. What economic and political conditions following World War I encouraged dictatorship?. How did European nations try to prevent war?. . in. . their. . fields. of . study. http://wiadomosci.gazeta.pl/wiadomosci/5,114944,12013424,Pokolenie_bez_szans__Mlodzi__wyksztalceni__ZDJECIA___.html. The. . rationale. for . the. S. 3. . Can we afford losing talents in. Intro to the Second World War. A series of wars which slowly engulfed the world…. Japanese Invasion of Manchuria, 1931. Italian Invasion of Abyssinia, 1935 . Spanish Civil War, 1936. Hitler’s aggression in Europe, 1936-1939. Reason: The Versailles Settlement and The League of Nations. The Treaty of Versailles left Germans Extremely dissatisfied.. Did not prevent them from growing into a powerful State. League of Nations did not have the resources to defend against aggressors. 1931. Japan Conquers Manchuria. Facing . severe economic problems and overcrowding in its islands, Japan invades Manchuria, just North of Korea . The League of Nations takes no action against this aggressive act.. L/O – To evaluate the steps Hitler took that led to war in September 1939. The . Hossbach. Meeting. By 1937, Hitler had . transformed Germany . from an isolated, weak, and surrounded nation, into a rapidly rearming economic powerhouse, which had managed to . Chapter 16. Section 1-Dictators Threaten World Peace. What was WWII?. Largest war in human history. Involved countries, colonies, and territories around the entire world . Over 70 million died. WWII-1939 to 1945. 330–1450. ). . Lesson 8 . Russia and Eastern Europe. . Learning Objectives. Describe how geography influenced the rise of Russia, and how Kiev grew to be the center of the first Russian state.. Explain how Mongol rule affected Russia.. Introduction. OSTJUDEN X WESTJUDEN. Type of culture which almost disappeared in the Holocaust. Austria, big cities in Bohemia, Hungary, German parts of Poland. Jewishness above all a RELIGIOUS QUESTION. . the. . interwar. period. Jana Hrabcova. Germany. serious. . problems. as . the. . consequences. . of. . the. . war. :. Economic. . depression. , . high. . reparation. . payments. restrictions. The Beer Hall Putsch. . Nov 1923, Hitler has 55,000 Nazi followers. Nov 8, 1923, Hitler hatches plot to kidnap leaders of the . Bavarian Government . at a beer . hall in . Munich. Hitler stormed in and told the leaders the . Elsewhere in the world the United States had become a global political and economic power. While Congress and public opinion had voted for ‘isolationism’ after the war in practice the US had continued to use the twin policies of ‘gunboat diplomacy’ and ‘dollar diplomacy’ to intervene in Central and Latin America and East Asia to strengthen its regional power. Also the Neutrality Acts which prohibited the export of “arms, ammunition and implements of war”, inadvertently affected the international situation since they indirectly benefited Germany and Japan, who did not need US military exports, and disadvantaged Britain, France and the Soviet Union, who did. Also, the US economy, which had been boosted by the First World War, now ensured that the USA overtook Britain and Germany not only as an economic power but as the world’s creditor nation. The other powers were heavily in debt to US banks and after the Wall Street Crash of 1929 it became clear that when the US economy ‘sneezed’ the world’s economies ‘caught a cold’. .