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NB#2: The Failure of Appeasement
and
Beginning of World War II
appease
[uh-peez]
verb
1. To bring to a state of peace, quiet, ease, calm, or
contentment; pacify; soothe:
to appease an angry king.
Have you ever
been tempted to
appease an
aggressive
person or group
of people?
2. To temporarily satisfy, allay, or relieve; assuage:
The fruit appeased his hunger.
3. To yield, concede or give in to the aggressive demands of
a nation, group or
person in a conciliatory effort, sometimes at the
expense of justice.
The appeasement of fascist dictators in the 1930s did not avoid
World War II.
Why are people
tempted to
appease?
Big Picture Questions:
What actions do Hitler, Mussolini and the
Japanese Nationalists take to threaten
peace?
Why do the major powers stand by as Hitler,
Mussolini and the Japanese Militarists
violate freedoms of other countries?
Japanese Expansion
• 1910 – Takes over Korea
• 1931- Invades Manchuria
• 1933- Withdraws from League of
Nations
• 1937- Invades China & kills/rapes
tens of thousands of civilians
Emperor
Hirohito
• During this period, other nations
criticize Japan, but none with
military strength steps in to stop
growing Japanese domination of
East Asia & the Pacific
•
Discuss: WHY is Japan unchallenged??
Militarist
Leader
Tojo
Fascist Italy Invades Ethiopia in 1935 after earlier
invasion of Libya
League of Nations condemns attack,
but fails to assist either Libya or Ethiopia
“God and history will remember
your judgment…..it is us today.
It will be you tomorrow”
Haile Selassie - Leader of Ethiopia - 1936
Why does the League of Nations
fail to assist Ethiopia?
Nazi Germany ignore stipulations of Versailles Treaty and
begins military buildup after Hitler takes power in 1933.
Nazi militarism criticized, but not stopped when Germany expands with out any resistance:
Rhineland (’36)
Austria (’37)
Sudetenland (part of Czechoslovakia) (’38)
Discuss: WHY is Germany unchallenged???
Munich
Conference
(September 1938)
Meeting between Britain,
France, Italy & Germany
with the goal
of preserving peace
Britain & France allow Germany &
Italy to keep territories they have
taken in exchange for promises of
no more expansion.
British PM
Neville
Chamberlain
says after
agreement:
“I believe it is
peace for our
time”
Discuss: Why is
Munich Pact
another example of
Appeasement??
British PM after Chamberlin
Winston Churhill say of Munich
Pact:
We are in the presence of
a disaster of the first magnitude
…we have sustained defeat
without war….this is only the
first sip….the foretaste of a
bitter cup….
Unless we arise again and take
our stand for freedom…
Hitler & Stalin’s Secret Deal
Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact (August 1939)
• A 10-year agreement between
communist Russia & fascist Germany
not to attack each other…pact actually
lasts only 2 years
• Stalin & Hitler secretly agree to divide
Poland, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia &
Estonia
Discuss: Why does “appeasement”
encourage this agreement between Stalin
& Hitler??
Appeasement Cartoon A
Appeasement Cartoon B
Appeasement Cartoon C
Appeasement Cartoon D
Appeasement
Cartoon
E
WWII BEGINS: In Sept, 1939 Nazi Germany launches mechanized attack on Poland
and then 6 months later on France called the “Blitzkrieg” triggering WWII.
How and why does Hitler invade Poland? Why does this trigger WWII?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kKCjwNvNkQ
Khan Academy Summary of Causes of World War II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvDFsxjaPaE
7 Minute Cartoon Summary of World War II