Rise of Fascism
... of Germany’s population, but were made scapegoats for all of Germany’s problems. Nazis passed laws (the Nuremberg Laws) stripping Jews ...
... of Germany’s population, but were made scapegoats for all of Germany’s problems. Nazis passed laws (the Nuremberg Laws) stripping Jews ...
First they came for the communists, and I did not speak
... First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a communist. Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the labor leaders, and I did not speak out because I was not a labor leader. Then they came for the ...
... First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a communist. Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the labor leaders, and I did not speak out because I was not a labor leader. Then they came for the ...
02World_War_II_Rise_of_New_Leaders
... supplied him with military support needed to win control of the country. However, during the second world war, Spain stayed neutral. During WW II, he used secret police to ruthlessly deal with any opposition. ...
... supplied him with military support needed to win control of the country. However, during the second world war, Spain stayed neutral. During WW II, he used secret police to ruthlessly deal with any opposition. ...
Dictatorship ppt - Effingham County Schools
... Only one political party is allowed to exist - the Dictator is the leader of this party, and the party helps him to run the country One person - the ‘Dictator’ holds all of the power in the country ...
... Only one political party is allowed to exist - the Dictator is the leader of this party, and the party helps him to run the country One person - the ‘Dictator’ holds all of the power in the country ...
The Rise of Totalitarianism
... • After the USSR began experiencing serious economic problems, Lenin had begun backing away from full communism • When Lenin died suddenly in 1924, however, Josef Stalin won a power struggle to replace him as leader of the state and returned the Soviets to communism ...
... • After the USSR began experiencing serious economic problems, Lenin had begun backing away from full communism • When Lenin died suddenly in 1924, however, Josef Stalin won a power struggle to replace him as leader of the state and returned the Soviets to communism ...
world war ii - Brookdale Community College
... What did Am, British know, when did they know it, and what did they do about it? ...
... What did Am, British know, when did they know it, and what did they do about it? ...
Hitler`s Foreign Policy
... Hitler demanded that the 3 million German – speaking inhabitabants of the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia be ‘returned’ to the German Reich. Hitler fully realised that his German army was not yet ready for all-out war. With a secure relationship already established with Mussolini, he secretly a ...
... Hitler demanded that the 3 million German – speaking inhabitabants of the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia be ‘returned’ to the German Reich. Hitler fully realised that his German army was not yet ready for all-out war. With a secure relationship already established with Mussolini, he secretly a ...
Hitler`s Foreign Policy
... Hitler demanded that the 3 million German – speaking inhabitabants of the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia be ‘returned’ to the German Reich. Hitler fully realised that his German army was not yet ready for all-out war. With a secure relationship already established with Mussolini, he secretly a ...
... Hitler demanded that the 3 million German – speaking inhabitabants of the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia be ‘returned’ to the German Reich. Hitler fully realised that his German army was not yet ready for all-out war. With a secure relationship already established with Mussolini, he secretly a ...
The World in Crisis
... What aggressive moves did Hitler make in 1938? How did he justify this? • Claimed that Austrian gov. was persecuting Nazi supporters there & that chaos had broken out • German Nazi’s forged a ...
... What aggressive moves did Hitler make in 1938? How did he justify this? • Claimed that Austrian gov. was persecuting Nazi supporters there & that chaos had broken out • German Nazi’s forged a ...
WORLD HISTORY VIDEO: Benito Mussolini
... 1. To which past ruler did Mussolini compare himself? 2. When was Mussolini born? 3. Why did his father name him Benito? 4. While a member of the Socialist party, what things was Mussolini against? 5. Through what profession did Mussolini start to gain prestige and notoriety? 6. Describe what happen ...
... 1. To which past ruler did Mussolini compare himself? 2. When was Mussolini born? 3. Why did his father name him Benito? 4. While a member of the Socialist party, what things was Mussolini against? 5. Through what profession did Mussolini start to gain prestige and notoriety? 6. Describe what happen ...
Nazi Foreign Policy - The British Empire
... • Explain why opponents of Hitler had a hard time in the 1930s convincing Germans that Hitler was a loser. • How come there does not seem to be a lot of criticism of Hitler and the Nazis when things start to go wrong in ...
... • Explain why opponents of Hitler had a hard time in the 1930s convincing Germans that Hitler was a loser. • How come there does not seem to be a lot of criticism of Hitler and the Nazis when things start to go wrong in ...
WHPP Unit 6 Section 1 The Rise of the Dictators
... Neville Chamberlain meets with Hitler in Munich, Germany – They agree to give Hitler the Sudetenland – Hitler has to promise he is ...
... Neville Chamberlain meets with Hitler in Munich, Germany – They agree to give Hitler the Sudetenland – Hitler has to promise he is ...
Hitler`s Rise to Power
... Create a Greater Germany with its original borders Establish a “national community” without political parties or a parliament Allow only citizens of German blood to be members in the national community Hitler took over the NSDAP in 1921 ...
... Create a Greater Germany with its original borders Establish a “national community” without political parties or a parliament Allow only citizens of German blood to be members in the national community Hitler took over the NSDAP in 1921 ...
The World in Crisis
... What were the Neutrality Acts and what did FDR think of them? • Laws that prohibited the sale of American weapons to warring nations • Tried to prevent Americans from traveling to those countries • FDR didn’t like them but American public was isolationist • Military not ready for a fight yet • Rank ...
... What were the Neutrality Acts and what did FDR think of them? • Laws that prohibited the sale of American weapons to warring nations • Tried to prevent Americans from traveling to those countries • FDR didn’t like them but American public was isolationist • Military not ready for a fight yet • Rank ...
Blitzkrieg - PHS
... especially its Western borders with Germany, as the area contained about 3 million German speaking people. These Germans favored this move, but losing this Sudetenland would rob Czechoslovakia of its only defenses against Germany, and the majority of Czechs opposed Hitler’s intentions. The Czechs as ...
... especially its Western borders with Germany, as the area contained about 3 million German speaking people. These Germans favored this move, but losing this Sudetenland would rob Czechoslovakia of its only defenses against Germany, and the majority of Czechs opposed Hitler’s intentions. The Czechs as ...
Nazi_Propaganda_ - Doral Academy Preparatory
... “We had the moral right, and the duty toward our nation to kill this people who wished to kill us. … We do not, because we were exterminating a bacillus, wish to be infected by that bacillus in the end and die.” Heinrich Himmler - October 4, 1943 ...
... “We had the moral right, and the duty toward our nation to kill this people who wished to kill us. … We do not, because we were exterminating a bacillus, wish to be infected by that bacillus in the end and die.” Heinrich Himmler - October 4, 1943 ...
Rise of Hitler PowerPoint - Strongsville City Schools
... Beer Hall Putsch • On October 30, 1923 Hitler held a rally in Munich beer hall and declared revolution • He led 2000 men in an attempted take over of the Bavarian Government • It failed and Hitler was imprisoned • This may have been the best thing to ever happen to Hitler. Why? Because… ...
... Beer Hall Putsch • On October 30, 1923 Hitler held a rally in Munich beer hall and declared revolution • He led 2000 men in an attempted take over of the Bavarian Government • It failed and Hitler was imprisoned • This may have been the best thing to ever happen to Hitler. Why? Because… ...
1 Hitler`s Propagandist Reign With the Weimar Republic`s end a new
... happening and let only the higher race exist, the higher race being German, Aryan; not Jewish. A culture meant creativity that which Jews lacked immensely as well as idealism. In his own words, “No, the Jew possess no culture-creating force of any sort, since the idealism, without which there is no ...
... happening and let only the higher race exist, the higher race being German, Aryan; not Jewish. A culture meant creativity that which Jews lacked immensely as well as idealism. In his own words, “No, the Jew possess no culture-creating force of any sort, since the idealism, without which there is no ...
Night
... •This law forbade marriages or sexual relations between Jews and Germans. •Many thousands of Germans who had not previously considered themselves Jews found themselves defined as "non-Aryans." ...
... •This law forbade marriages or sexual relations between Jews and Germans. •Many thousands of Germans who had not previously considered themselves Jews found themselves defined as "non-Aryans." ...
- Pittsfield High School
... slaughter — with premeditation and a happy heart. History sees in him solely the founder of a state. It's a matter of indifference to me what a weak western European civilization will say about me. I have issued the command — and I'll have anybody who utters but one word of criticism executed by a f ...
... slaughter — with premeditation and a happy heart. History sees in him solely the founder of a state. It's a matter of indifference to me what a weak western European civilization will say about me. I have issued the command — and I'll have anybody who utters but one word of criticism executed by a f ...
Question of the Day
... in the Parliament, Hitler calls a new election. • Six days before the elections the Reichstag (House of Parliament) is set on fire ...
... in the Parliament, Hitler calls a new election. • Six days before the elections the Reichstag (House of Parliament) is set on fire ...
Nazi Propaganda
... rose from 25% to 70% -Goebbels described radio as “the spiritual weapon of the totalitarian state” 2) Hitler’s Speeches -Hitler is considered to have been one of the greatest public speakers of all time ...
... rose from 25% to 70% -Goebbels described radio as “the spiritual weapon of the totalitarian state” 2) Hitler’s Speeches -Hitler is considered to have been one of the greatest public speakers of all time ...
Remarks on the Meaning of the 70th Anniversary of VE Day
... Still this was not enough. Germany insisted it required Lebensraum or “living space.” It was therefore entitled to the land and resources of its “racially inferior” neighbors. So, on September 1, 1939, the now emboldened Fuhrer launched a surprise Blitzkrieg or, “lightning war” attack that sent Pola ...
... Still this was not enough. Germany insisted it required Lebensraum or “living space.” It was therefore entitled to the land and resources of its “racially inferior” neighbors. So, on September 1, 1939, the now emboldened Fuhrer launched a surprise Blitzkrieg or, “lightning war” attack that sent Pola ...
Hitler`s Germany 1929-1939
... This crime was of great convenience for the Nazis, however, anti-Nazis claim the whole thing was set up by the SA. (Lubbe was ‘intellectually challenged!). Hitler then claimed this fire was a communist plot and persuaded Hindenburg to sign an emergency decree, known as ‘The Law for the Protectio ...
... This crime was of great convenience for the Nazis, however, anti-Nazis claim the whole thing was set up by the SA. (Lubbe was ‘intellectually challenged!). Hitler then claimed this fire was a communist plot and persuaded Hindenburg to sign an emergency decree, known as ‘The Law for the Protectio ...