'German war machine' presentation slideshows

World War II

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Warm up:

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Events Leading to the End of the War in Europe

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JEOPARDY Ch. 30 and 31

JEOPARDY Ch. 30 and 31. World War II and the Cold War and World Reactions. Categories. 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. Global Reaction to WWII. 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. Global Reaction to the Cold War. Anti-Colonial Movements. 100. 200. 300. 400. 500. Important People. 100. 200.

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D-DAY

D-DAY. June 6, 1944. D-Day, remains the largest seaborne invasion in history, involving nearly 156,000 troops crossing the English Channel from England to Normandy in occupied France.

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Main Idea

Chapter 14.1-Axis Aggression. Main Idea In the late 1930s Germany, Italy, and Japan used military force to build empires. Their aggressive actions led to the outbreak of World War II. After World War I Treaty of Versailles seriously damaged German economy Adolf Hitler came to power

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Ghettoisation

Ghettoisation. and the treatment of Jews in Germany 1933-45. By Des Quinn and Martin Williams. What do you think is happening in this picture? Who are these people and where are they? Clue: Look at the height of the wall and what is on top of it. Image courtesy of Des Quinn.

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust. Donna Thomas. The Holocaust was the murder on six million Jews and millions of others by the Nazis and their collaborators during World War II. Anne Frank. What was the Holocaust?. More Targets.

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RAF Bombing Raids in Germany

Shakeap Elliott-Mohamed, Tristan Peck, Christopher Lee . RAF Bombing Raids in Germany. Combatants. The forces involved in these intense air raids were the German army and the RAF (British Royal Air Force) and their allies. (USAAF)

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Adolf Hitler and The Final Solution

Adolf Hitler and The Final Solution. Hitler the Artist 1906 -1913. Hitler WW1. Adolf Hitler (shown left-under x) during World War I with fellow German soldiers. The dog had the name Fuchsl and was actually Hitler's pet during the war until it was stolen from him. .

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AP Review Session Part II

AP Review Session Part II. Specific Countries. Italy. Italian Renaissance City States New Elites Medici Decline Pawns and Papacy Risorgimento Unification of Italy Cavour and Garibaldi Italian Fascism. Germany. Holy Roman Empire Lutheran Reformation Peasant Revolts & Religious Wars

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Europe Before & After WWI

Europe Before & After WWI. Russian Revolution of 1917. Czar Nicolas II seemed incapable of leading his country through WWI A rash of horrible military decisions, huge losses of life and resources, along with his wife listening to a religious radical Rasputin

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