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Title: World War Two


1
World War Two
2
German Offensive Begins
  • Nonaggression pact-
  • Terms
  • Blitzkrieg in Poland (1939) WW2 begins-

3
France Falls
  • By 1940, France fell to Germany.
  • After France fell, Charles de Gaulle set up exile
    government in London.

4
Annexation of Germany 1938-41
  • Austria, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Latvia,
    Lithuania, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg,
    France
  • Italy enters the war after the fall of France in
    1940.

5
The Battle of Britain
  • Royal Air Force
  • Two months of bombing
  • How did British
  • withstand German attack?

6
Hitler Invades the Soviet Union
  • 1941, Operation Barbarossa
  • Result

7
The United States Aids Its Allies
  • 1935-1937 Congress passed the Neutrality Acts-
  • Arguments for and against neutrality
  • Cash and carry- 1939
  • Lend and Lease- 1939

8
German Wolf Packs
9
Japans Pacific Campaign
  • Hideki Tojo, launched an invasion into China
    (1937)
  • Advancement to U.S. territories-
  • Japan took over military bases in Indochina
    (French territories).
  • Result?

10
Attack on Pearl Harbor
  • Peace talks went on for a month. However, U.S.
    military broke Japans communication and learned
    about a future attack.
  • December 7, 1941, 180 Japanese warplanes,
    including kamikaze pilots attacked Pearl Harbor,
    Hawaii

11
Reaction to Pearl Harbor
  • _____ soldiers were killed, 1178 injured. Almost
    the entire Pacific fleet was destroyed.
  • Roosevelt declares war

12
Japanese Advances
  • Much more territory than Germany (by far).
    Included Hong Kong, French Indochina, Malaya,
    Dutch East Indies, Guam, Wake Island, the Solomon
    Islands, two islands in Alaska.

13
Battle of Bataan
  • Japan took the Bataan Peninsula in the
    Philippines in 1942
  • The Japanese were very brutal to Allied prisoners
    of war. Why?

14
Battle of Midway
  • 1942 Was a turning point in the Pacific War.
    Island hoping, moving closer and closer to Japan.

15
The Holocaust
  • In 1933 Hitler ordered the removal of all non
    Aryans.
  • Nuremberg Laws-

16
Kristallnacht
  • Nazis blamed Jews for destruction
  • Herschel Grynszpan shoots Vom Rath

17
A Flood of Jewish Refugees
  • We all want to get rid or our Jews. The
    difficulty is that no country wishes to receive
    them.
  • France, England, U.S.
  • Plight of the St. Louis
  • Final Solution
  • Genocide-

18
The Condemned
  • Communists, socialists, liberals, gypsies,
    freemasons, Jehovahs Witnesses, homosexuals,
    mentally deficient, disabled, and incurably ill.
  • Ghettos-

19
Concentration Camps
  • Originally set up for political opponents. Here
    non Aryans worked as slaves until they were
    killed.

20
The Final Stage
  • Gas chambers
  • Separated, some used for medical experiments in
    order to test disease and sterilization.
  • An estimated ____ million were murdered during
    the Holocaust, ___ million Jewish.

21
The Allied Victory
  • Strategy of Allied Powers
  • 1.
  • 2.
  • The North Campaign
  • Operation Torch (1943)

22
  • Battle of Stalingrad (1942)
  • Germany controlled 90 of the city, until
    _______.
  • Result

23
  • The Invasion of Italy (1943)
  • Allied forced captured Sicily from Italy and
    Germany.
  • Italy turns on Mussolini

24
The Allied Home Fronts
  • Conversion of peacetime operations to war
  • 1. ___ million new jobs
  • 2. bonds
  • 3. rationing
  • 4. lower speed limit

25
War Limits Civil Rights
  • Segregation in military
  • All non whites were segregated. African Americans
    could not fight until the end of the war.
  • Asa Philip Randolph v. Franklin Roosevelt

26
  • Internment Camps
  • Over ________ Japanese Americans held from 1942
    until the end of war.

27
Victory in Europe
  • D-Day June 6th 1944 the invasion by the Allies
    on Germany controlled Normandy, France. 7 days of
    fighting resulted in the liberation of
    ________________

28
Battle of the Bulge
  • October 1944, between Germany and
    American/British troops in Belgium. It was a
    German offensive battle, lasting a month. Result?

29
Unconditional Surrender
  • By April 25. 1945 the Soviet army controlled
    Berlin. Any retreating German soldier was shot
    or hanged.
  • Hitler and wife, Eva committed suicide in and
    underground bunker in Berlin, four days later.
  • V-E day- (May 8, 1945)

30
  • The Japanese Surrender
  • August 6th 1945, President Truman ordered the
    atomic bomb to be dropped on __________, 3 days
    later a second was dropped on ________.
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