PPT-German Blitzkrieg of Poland

Morgan Faust Nurse Timeline AT 445 am the attack on Poland started When the Russians invaded eastern Poland on September 17th the defeat of Poland was sealed On September 24th Warsaw was bombed by 1150 German aircrafts . be llumnuba sic html STORMTROOPERS To face the p oble with the dea dlo ck on the We ste n Front the Germ an s trie d a new a pproach Pionee r troop s the o ly element of the pre wa r a my experien with han d gre nade s an d trained fo r sie ge wa rfa com httpwwwonwarcomarticlesf0001htm German forces rolled over France in six weeks and most of the western Soviet Union in less than three months The perception that these achi evements were calculated successes based on a reasoned understanding of th Germany’s Actions. Withdraws from League of Nations. German troops march into Rhineland. Violates Treaty of Versailles. Austria. March 1938: Germany takes over Austria. Violate Treaty of Versailles. Lesson Objectives . To understand what Blitzkrieg was and how it worked . To consider why . Blitzkrieg tactics . was so successful. Blitzkrieg means Lightning War . – it was an . attack. using both . Europe At War. Objectives:. How the Axis powers took Europe.. Europe under Nazi rule.. Hitler’s motivation for the invasion of the Soviet Union.. - Japan joined the Axis powers in 1940.. - Several Eastern European nations supported the Axis.. 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 .  . One motivation for the German invasion of the USSR was the desire to acquire . Lebensraum. (living space) for the German people to colonize, at the expense of the Poles, Russians, . Belorussians. The Battle for France and Britain. A Quick Refresher. Neville Chamberlain says “. Tisk. . tisk. Hitler you have taken too much land, promise me you will not invade Poland and I’ll cut you some slack for breaking the treaty of Versailles” . 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. World War 2. Hitler’s Foreign Policy. Denounced Versailles Treaty. Desire to bring the entire German people-the Volk-under one nation. Lebensraum for the German people. Purification of Germany from undesirable races and Slavs. January . 12. th. , 2016. I can describe . the causes and effects of American isolationism during the . 1930s and the effect this policy had on America’s war preparation.. I can identify . and explain key events from Versailles to Pearl Harbor that resulted in the United States entry into World War II. . Western Campaign and battles at sea.. The Blitzkrieg. The success of the Blitzkrieg depended on two things:. 1) The better use and incorporation of technology then your enemy.. 2) Greater and more effective mobility.. Lesson Objectives . To understand what Blitzkrieg was and how it worked . To consider why . Blitzkrieg tactics . was so successful. Blitzkrieg means Lightning War . – it was an . attack. using both . In German-occupied Europe, Nazi regime made sure people understood the risks of helping Jews.. Varieties of Behavior. Willingness to give aid was generally rare.. Where it did appear, generally had roots in 3 areas:.