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Slide list for History of European
Civilization II – Post-War to the Cold War
1) Clockwise from top left: Adolph
Hitler’s 4th grade class picture;
Adolph Hitler (1889-1945); Hitler as
a baby; Hitler’s parents Klara (18601907), Alois (1837-1903)
2) Hitler in a crowd for the
announcement of Germany at war
1914
3) WWI soldiers with Hitler in each
picture
4) Map of Europe in 1919
5) Map of Germany after WWI
6) Map of Germany’s territorial losses
7) Map of Germany after WWI and the
Treaty of Versailles
8) Map of Europe after WWI and the
Treaty of Versailles
9) The Big Four from left: David Lloyd
George of England (1863-1945),
Vittorio Orlando of Italy (18601952), Georges Clemenceau of
France (1841-1929), Woodrow
Wilson of the United States (18561924)
10) The Signing of the Treaty of
Versailles in the Hall of Mirrors –
Paris Peace Conference 1/18/1919 –
1/21/1920
11) The League of Nations 6/28/1919 –
4/18/1946
12) Benito Mussolini (1883-1945)
13) German Papiermarks and the
hyperinflation of 1923
14) Adolph Hitler
15) Hitler speaking and the formation of
the SA (Sturmabtielung), a.k.a. the
Brownshirts
16) German workers
17) Beer Hall and Hitler
18) Beer Hall Putsch 11/8-9/1923
19) Gustav Stresemann (1878-1929)
20) The Putsch conspirators, Hitler in
prison, Mein Kampf (pub. 1925-26)
21) Hitler released from prison,
speaking, and gathering support
22) Nazi propaganda photo, and mass
meeting
23) Hitler refining his oration techniques
24) German President Paul von
Hindenburg (1847-1934)
25) Election of 1932
26) Franz von Papen (1879-1969)
27) Hitler named Chancellor 1/30/1933
28) Von Papen and Hitler
29) Reichstag fire 2/27/1933
30) Hitler’s Enabling Act 3/23/1933
31) Nuremberg rallies and mass
meetings
32) Nazi propaganda – Hitler with
children
33) Nazi propaganda – Nazi benevolence
at Christmas
34) German recommitment to
industrialization
35) Volkswagon, auto production, and
futuristic car
36) Autobahn and road-building
37) Canals, railroads, and industry
38) German rearmament
39) German rearmament
40) Hitler and Mussolini
41) Ernst Roehm (1887-1934)
42) Joseph Goebbels (1897-1945)
43) The Bauhaus – operated from 19191933
44) Walter Gropius (1883-1969) and the
Fagus building
45) Bauhaus furniture
46) Entartete Kunst – The Degenerate
Art Exhibit of 1937
47) The Elephant Celebes by Max Ernst
(1891-1976) 1921
48) Paradise; Golden Calf by Emil Nolde
(1867-1956)
49) Senecio; unknown by Paul Klee
(1879-1940)
50) Composition VII by Wassily
Kandinsky (1866-1944) 1913
51) Metropolis by Otto Dix (1891-1969)
52) Paintings by Otto Dix
53) Mona Lisa with Moustache and
Goatee by Marcel Duchamp
54) Paintings by George Grosz (18931959)
55) Paintings by Grosz
56) Nazi poster art
57) Workers, Farmers, and Soldiers by
Hans Schmitz (1896-1977) 1941
58) The Tenth of May by Paul Padua
(1903-1981)
59) Washington Crossing the Delaware
by Emmanuel Leutze
60) Pictures of families – Nazi
propaganda
61) Pictures of farming – Nazi
propaganda
62) Painting with similar photo
63) Painting with similar photo
64) Nazi Sculpture
65) The Fuhrer as Teutonic Knight
66) Paintings by Hitler
67) Paintings by Hitler
68) Paintings by Hitler
69) Plundered art brought to Hitler
70) Nazi architectural models
71) Nazi architecture
72) Heinrich Himmler (1900-1945)
73) Hitler youth – boys
74) Hitler youth – boys
75) Hitler youth – girls
76) Hitler youth – girls
77) Goebbels as Propaganda Minister;
Julius Streicher (1885-1946); Der
Sturmer
78) Nazi eugenics
79) Nazi book-burning
80) Berlin Olympics of 1936
81) Jesse Owens – American
82) The Anschluss 3/12/1938
83) Kristallnacht 11/8-9/1938
84) Shaving a beard as humiliation; Jews
rounded up after Kristallnacht
85) Munich Conference – Neville
Chamberlain (1869-1940) and Hitler
September 1938
86) The division of Czechoslovakia
87) Chamberlain returns to Great Britain
9/30/1938
88) Maginot Line
89) Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
90) Non-Aggression Pact between
Germany and the Soviet Union
91) Herman Goering (1893-1946)
92) German invasion of Poland 9/1/1939
93) Division of Poland between
Germany and the Soviet Union
94) Rounding up Jews and the Ghettos
95) World War II map
96) Conquest of France 6/25/1940
97) V-1 and V-2 rockets
98) Battle of Britain
99) Eastern front map
100) Operation Barbarossa – the
German invasion of the Soviet
Union 6/22/1941
101) Nazi atrocities
102) Nazi death camp gas chamber
103) Concentration camps and Death
camps
104) Reinhard Heydrich (1904-1942)
105) Destruction of Lidice 6/10/1942
106) Map of Concentration and Death
camps
107) Franklin Delano Roosevelt (18821945)
108) Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
12/7/1941
109) Operation Torch – the Africa
campaign 11/8-15/1942
110) Nazi youth – camp for boys
111) Nazi youth – boys games
112) Nazi youth – boys training
113) Nazi youth – boys marching
114) Nazi youth – boys field training
115) Nazi youth – boys sailing and
locomotive
116) Nazi youth – boys signal corps,
planes, and free-falling
117) Nazi youth – girls athletics
118) Women trained for fire duty
119) Allied bombing of German towns
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D-Day invasion 6/6/1944
D-Day map
Liberation of France 8/25/1944
Consequences for Nazi
collaboration
Fall of Berlin, May 1945
Churchill announcing the defeat of
Germany
VE Day
Liberation of the camps
Crematoria
Germans made to see camps and
bury the dead
Yalta Summit 1945 – Churchill,
Roosevelt, Stalin
Pacific Theater map
Raising the Flag at Iwo Jima
2/23/1945
American bombing of Japanese
cities
Colonel Paul Tibbetts (1915-2007)
and the crew of the Enola Gay
Little Boy and the bombing of
Hiroshima 8/6/1945
Fat Man and the bombing of
Nagasaki 8/9/1945
Aftermath of Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
VJ Day
Nuremberg Trial 1945-1949
Map of Europe after WWII
Map of the Cold War