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The Global Conflict
  • Section 2 The Axis Advances
  • Ms. Garratt

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Blitzkrieg Against Poland
  • Massive bombing followed by tanks and infantry.
  • Poland gave up within 3 weeks.
  • Nazis inflicted great damage

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British Assistance Dunkirk
  • Britain provided military assistance.
  • Germans pushed the British back to Dunkirk on the
    English Channel.
  • A fleet of military and private vessels saved the
    Brit army by evacuating 338,000 troops between
    May 28-June 4, 1940.
  • The French held out for a few weeks more
  • Then Mussolini attacked from the South.
  • France surrendered in June

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Fall of France 1940
  • Germans bypassed the Maginot line and conquered
    France by June 1940
  • Italians attacked in the South.
  • Vichy government established in the South. They
    collaborated with the Nazis

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Battle of Britain the London Blitz
  • Operation Sea Lion attempt to break British
    moral air power with massive bombings
  • Failed to break British morale quite the
    contrary
  • Began bombing civilian targets straight for 57
    nights
  • Terror bombing did not work
  • Hitler abandons Britain and focuses on Russia
  • 15,000 civilians killed

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Africa
  • Mussolini
  • Rommel Desert Fox
  • Race for the Suez Canal
  • El Alamein

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Operation Barbarossa - USSR
  • Hitlers attack on USSR to gain lebensraum
    vast raw materials
  • USSR weak from military purges
  • Russians used scorched earth tactics to deny the
    Germans fruits of victory
  • Winter devastated Germans who didnt even have
    winter uniforms
  • Battle of Leningrad Stalingrad will be fierce
  • Stalingrad was major turning point when Soviets
    now took the offensive

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US Arsenal of Democracy
  • Lend Lease

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Lend Lease Aid to Allies
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The Japanese Threat
  • Japanese aggression continued in China, Korea.
  • Japan announced its intension to create the
    Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere which
    would be a Japanese empire.
  • Japan joins an alliance with Germ Italy known
    as the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis

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Pearl Harbor 1941
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Nazi Occupation
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Total War
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Turning Points
  • El Alamein
  • Invasion of Italy
  • Stalingrad
  • Normandy, D-Day
  • Battle of Midway

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D-Day June 6, 1944
  • Invasion of Normandy

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D Day June 6, 1944
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War in the Pacific
  • Japan was on offensive until Battle of Midway
    Coral Sea
  • From then it was defensive
  • Strategy of US was island-hopping

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The Bomb the Defeat of Japan
  • Manhattan Project
  • Truman said he never wavered.
  • It was a matter of saving ½ to 1 million American
    lives
  • Enola Gay delivered the bomb to Hiroshima
  • Another example of a civilian target
  • Second bomb dropped on Nagasaki

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