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World War IIAnd the Holocaust1939-1945
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Bell Ringer•Describe the economic situation of Germany in between the wars.
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The Road To War
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Totalitarianism•What root word do you notice in
totalitarian?
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Totalitarianism•A totalitarian government is one that exerts total control over a nation
•It dominates all aspects of life•Uses terror to: ▫Suppress individual rights ▫Silence all forms of opposition
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Fascism•Emphasizes the importance of the nation or an ethnic group and the supreme authority of the leader
•Fascist leaders of WWII▫Adolf Hitler (Germany – Axis)▫Benito Mussolini (Italy – Axis)▫Joseph Stalin (USSR – Allied)
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Adolf Hitler•video
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Stalin’s Soviet Union•Lenin’s death
(1924)•Fight for power – Stalin vs. Trotsky
•Trotsky fled to South America
•Stalin sends thugs over
•Trotsky assassinated
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Stalin’s Five-Year Plan•Goal – modernize USSR ▫Agriculture▫Industry
•Collective Farms ▫Soviet farmers to combine small family farms into big ones
▫Owned & operated by the state•Did this go over well? Why? (30 seconds)
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Collective Farms•Stalin met with great resistance
•Forced peasants off of their land
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Consequences of Protest
•Resistant farmers punished▫Took food - millions died (starvation)
▫5 million sent to gulags (forced labor camps) in Siberia
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Consequences of Collectivization•Human cost•Agricultural production fell dramatically
•Food shortages rationing•Clearly unsuccessful
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Soviet Industrialization•More successful•Iron, steel, coal, and oil produced•Money invested here, not in housing, clothing,
or consumer goods – resulted in more shortages of essential products• Standard of living fell sharply
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The Great Purge (1934)•To remove enemies & undesirable individuals from power
•“trials” for show – all guilty verdicts•By 1939 – over 7 million arrested from all levels of society
•Nearly 1 million executed, rest sent to gulags
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Check for Understanding
•What was Stalin’s Five-Year Plan, and what happened to those who disagreed?
Discuss with partner1 minute
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Germany•March 1935 – Hitler denounced the Treaty of Versailles & began rearmament
•League of Nations objected, but did nothing
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Germany (cont.)•LON’s failure to act convinced Hitler to take bigger risks
•Mussolini (Italy) took notice
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Benito Mussolini•video
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Mussolini Attacks Ethiopia•Italy was defeated by Ethiopia in the 1890s
•October, 1935 Italy invaded & easily conquered the African nation (aka Abyssinia)
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League of Nations Reacts•Condemned but did
nothing•Britain and France hoped to keep the peace in Europe
•“God and history will remember your judgment…It is us today. It will be you tomorrow.” - Haile Selassie, Ethiopian Emperor
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German Expansion•March 1936 – Germany reoccupies the Rhineland (DMZ)
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1936 Rome – Berlin Pact•Hitler &
Mussolini form an alliance
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Formation of Axis Powers•November 1936 – Japan allied with Italy & Germany
•Axis Powers
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German Expansion•Hitler pushed for “Anschluss” (political union) with Austria
•March 1938 – Austrian Chancellor said no
•Hitler sent in German troops•Britain & France protested – Hitler said…
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MYOB!
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Check for Understanding
•What was “Anschluss?”
Share with partner - 30 seconds
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Sudetenland•1938 Hitler also demanded this industrial region in Western Czechoslovakia
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Reactions to Expansion•France – shocked•Britain – policy of appeasement▫Giving into a competitor’s demands in order to keep peace
▫PM Neville Chamberlain met with Hitler twice
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Appeasement•Did not work – why??
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Appeasement•Did not work – why??•Because Hitler kept increasing his demands
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1938 Munich•September 1938 – Meeting in Munich▫Hitler (Germany)▫Mussolini (Italy)▫Chamberlain (Britain)▫Daladier (France)
•France & Britain not prepared for conflict
•What do you think they did?
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L-R: Chamberlain, Daladier, Hitler, Mussolini
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In the End…•Sudetenland was sacrificed•No one consulted Czech leaders•France was bound by treaty to defend Czech
•Hitler allowed to annex Sudetenland
•Chamberlain hailed as peacekeeper
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Closure
•What is appeasement and how did it play a role in the spread of fascism during the 1930s?
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The Spanish Civil War1936-1939A Dress Rehearsal for World War II
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Spanish Civil War•February 1936 – Spain held an election
•Many vied for power•This tension led to:▫Labor strikes▫Assassinations▫Street battles
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Outcomes•National Front elected (liberals/socialists/ communists)
•Coup d’état by rebels (Army)
•Led by Gen. Francisco Franco (Fascist)
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Sides•Republicans▫Socialists▫Communists▫Anarchists▫Liberal democrats
•Nationalists▫Loyalists▫“Francoists”▫Fascists
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Nationalists vs. Republicans•Republicans backed by:▫USSR provided arms &▫Mexico supplies▫International Brigades (soldiers)
•Nationalists backed by:▫Germany provided tanks, planes, &
▫Italy soldiers
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America’s Reaction•Neutrality Act – 1937 (isolationism)
•Attracted the attention of many (Hemingway, Orwell)
•Small brigades from across the country (and the world) volunteered
•Which side do you think they took?
Spanish Civil War “The Lincoln
Brigade”
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The Bombing of GuernicaOn with the show…
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Guernica•April 26,
1937 Hitler’s Condor Legion Forces (Luftwaffe) bombed the Spanish city of Guernica
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It was market day in Guernica when the church bells of Santa Maria sounded the alarm that afternoon in 1937. People from the surrounding hillsides crowded the town square. "Every Monday was a fair in Guernica," says José Monasterio, eyewitnessto the bombing. "They attacked when there were a lot of people there. And they knew when their bombing would kill the most. When there are more people, more people would die."
The Story of Guernica
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For over three hours, twenty-five or more of Germany's best-equipped bombers, accompanied by at least twenty more Messerschmitt and Fiat Fighters, dumped one hundred thousand pounds of high-explosive and incendiary bombs on the village, slowly and systematically pounding it to rubble.
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"We were hiding in the shelters and praying. I only thought of running away, I was so scared. I didn't think about my parents, mother, house, nothing. ..
…just escape. Because during those three and one half hours, I thought I was going to die." (eyewitness Luis Aurtenetxea)
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Those trying to escape were cut down by the strafing machine guns of fighter planes. "They kept just going back and forth, sometimes in a long line, sometimes in close formation. It was as if they were practicing new moves. They must have fired thousands of bullets."
(eyewitness Juan Guezureya)
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The fires that engulfed the city burned for three days. Seventy percent of the town was destroyed. Sixteen hundred civilians - one third of the population - were killed or wounded.
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News of the bombing spread like wildfire. The Nationalists immediately denied any involvement, as did the Germans. But few were fooled by Franco's protestations of innocence. In the face of international outrage at the carnage, Germany claimed publicly that the target was a bridge over the Mundaca River on the edge of town, chosen in order to cut off the fleeing Republican troops.
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Although the Condor Legion was made up of the best airmen and planes of Hitler's developing war machine, not a single hit was scored on the presumed target, nor on the railway station, nor on the small-arms factory nearby.
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Guernica is the cultural capital of the Basque people, seat of their centuries-old independence and democratic ideals. It has no strategic value as a military target. Yet some time later, a secret report to Berlin was uncovered stating, "...the concentrated attack on Guernica was the greatest success," making the dubious intent of themission clear…
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The all-out air attack had been ordered on Franco's behalf to break the spirited Basque resistance to Nationalist forces. Guernica had served as the testing ground for a new Nazi military tactic - blanket-bombing a civilian population to demoralize the enemy.
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Spanish Civil War - Movies•Pan’s Labrynth•Butterfly (La Lengua de las Mariposas)
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Europe Goes To WarBlitzkrieg and Beyond…
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Winston Churchill•Regarding the
Munich Conference in 1938:
“Britain and France had to choose between war and dishonor. They Chose dishonor. They will have war.”
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Hitler’s Pact With Stalin•Enemies – realize
more to gain as allies
•August, 1939: Ten year Nonaggression Pact
•Secret clause: G & R to split states of E. Europe
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Invasion of Poland•March, 1939 – Britain & France
promise aid to Poland (Is Hitler worried? Why?)
•September 1, 1939: Germany invaded Poland
•Blitzkrieg – “Lightening War”▫Fast, concentrated air and land attack▫Takes enemy’s army by surprise
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Poland (cont.)•Germany had overrun Poland in less than
1 month•Where were Britain & France??
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Helpless Allies•Due to blitzkrieg, Britain & France could
not mobilize quickly enough to come to the aid of Poland
•However, B & F declared war on G on Sept. 3, 1939
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Soviet Union & Poland•Sept. 17, 1939
- As per secret pact, Stalin invaded & seized Eastern Poland
•Sept. 19th – Poland surrendered
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“Phony War” (aka Sitzkrieg)•Silent period Oct.
1939-April 1940•Germany & Soviet
forces held ground
•Britain & France mobilized troops
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Maginot Line•A series of
fortifications along the French-German border
•Provided to troops:▫Housing▫Recreational areas▫a/c▫Underground rail
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General Patton’s Thoughts…“Fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man.”
Why might he say this?
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Two Major Problems1. Protected only the part of the
French border that faced Germany▫ Left France open to an attack through
Belgium2. All heavy guns pointed east toward
Germany▫ If Germany got around the Maginot
Line, the guns would be useless
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Sitzkrieg ist Kaput •April 9, 1940 – Germany took
Denmark in days•Norway was next•Then blitzkrieg on:▫Netherlands▫Belgium▫Luxembourg
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German Invasion of France•May 1940 – went through Belgium to
invade Northern France•Raced to English Channel…why?
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Dunkirk•May 1940 -Britain
on edge of military disaster
•German army - advanced across northern France
•British & French forces trapped
•Retreated to French port of Dunkirk
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Bell Ringer
•When the French & British were trapped between German forces and the English Channel, to where did they retreat?
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Dunkirk•Hitler’s tanks were just 10 miles away •400,000 troops backed to English Channel•Constant air raids from Luftwaffe•Death or capture seemed imminent
•Clip from the movie Atonement
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What Do You Think Happened??
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Operation Dynamo “On 26 May, the British Admiralty
responded by launching Operation Dynamo - the evacuation of the BEF by sea. This enormous rescue mission was led by Vice Admiral Ramsay, who rounded-up a huge fleet of vessels - from tiny tugs and barges, to lifeboats and navy destroyers - to send to Dunkirk.”
Source: BBC News, Dunkirk Remembered
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Miracle of Dunkirk•850 vessels – from destroyers to tugboats
to fishing boats – sailed the English Channel through mines and air raids
•Smaller boats transported soldiers to ships•Despite the loss of 235 vessels, it was a
miracle•By June 4th, over 338,000 men had been
evacuated to England in one of the greatest rescues of all time
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Allies Under SiegeFrance Falls & Britain Battles
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France Falls•After F & B retreated from Dunkirk to B, G
headed southward• June 10, 1940 – French gov’t abandoned
Paris• June 14 – G took Paris• June 22 – France surrendered
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Negotiations in Paris•Surrender terms:▫Germany
occupied: Northern 3/5ths Atlantic Coast
▫French gov’t supervised unoccupied zone in south – Vichy
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Vichy, France•Unoccupied•Puppet
government▫General Henri-
Philippe Pétain
•Many helped Germans - collaboration
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Why Collaborate??•Many French thought that they were under
German rule forever•Accepted it as their fate – save self,
families, homes•Did all French people just give in?
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Free France•French gov’t exiled▫London ▫French-African colonies
•Goal = liberate France
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Gen. Charles de Gaulle
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The French Resistance• Underground
movement▫Literally met in the
catacombs & tunnels beneath Paris
• Backed by Free France & De Gaulle
• Made up of French citizens▫Propaganda
distribution▫Sabotage▫Helping Allies
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Sabotage
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Women played an important role in the Resistance movement
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Resistance (cont.)• Citizens who joined the Resistance did so at
their own risk• Captured resistance members were often
executed or sent to Natzweiler-Struthof Concentration Camp
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Agence France-Presse
A few years after his death, French leftists marched to honor the legacy of Guy Môquet,a 17-year-old Communist and a participant in the French Resistance, who was executed by the Nazis in 1941.
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The Battle of Britain•Once France fell,
Hitler amassed troops on the French coast
•Britain was clearly his next target
• It was then that Winston Churchill made his famous “We Shall Never Surrender” speech
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Churchill’s Famous Speech “We shall not flag nor fail. We shall go on to the end.
We shall fight in France and on the seas and oceans; we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air. We shall defend our island whatever the cost may be; we shall fight on beaches, landing grounds, in fields, in streets and on the hills. We shall never surrender and if, which I do not for the moment believe, this island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving, then our empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British Fleet, will carry on the struggle until in God's good time the New World with all its power and might, sets forth to the rescue and liberation of the Old. . “
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Battle of Britain•Only thing in the way of Hitler’s path
to England – British Navy•Because the B Navy was so strong, G
had to use Luftwaffe first•August 1940 – G launched on B
greatest air assault world had ever seen
•Continued into September•1,000+ planes dropped bombs on
Britain daily
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London Blitz•What began as
attacks on military targets soon turned to civilian attacks
•Late August 1940 – G bombed London
•Two nights later – B bombed Berlin
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London Blitz•By early Sept.,
Hitler ordered massive bombing raids on London & other B cities
•Used incendiary bombs
•Goal = break people’s will
•Where have you heard this before??
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London Blitz•Each time the
Luftwaffe approached, air raid alarms would sound
•Civilians would run to the nearest bomb shelter
•Many went to “The Underground” (subway)
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Children from London hide in a bomb shelter during the Blitz (1940-41)
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London Blitz
The Blitz would go off & on through May 1941
Read p. 795-6 “The London Blitz”
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In the End…•18,000 tons of high explosives
dropped on B over 8 months•375,000 Londoners homeless•Death Toll:▫18,629 men▫16,201 women▫5,028 children ▫695 unidentified charred bodies
Source: The History Place