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WWII / The Rise of Dictators Chapter 13 Section 1 Notes

How Did World War II Start???

Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin Dictators, or absolute rulers, had taken control of many countries including Italy, Germany, Japan, and the Soviet Union.

Benito MUSSOLINI Italy Prime Minister IL Duce “the leader” Fascism: a political movement Extreme patriotism + Nationalism = Racism

Adolf HITLER Germany Der Fuhrer “The Leader” National Socialist German Workers Party/Nazi Party Preach racial superiority Avenge nation’s defeat in WWI

Joseph STALIN Soviet Union Successor to Lenin Communism Crushed any form of opposition

Dictators Seek to Expand Territory

The Axis 1st Hitler + Mussolini joined together creating The Rome Berlin Axis Then Germany + Italy + their Allies formed THE AXIS

The Road to War Some of the things that Germany did to become more powerful were: Germany helped Spain win civil war and Spain turns to Fascism Hitler invades Austria, Austria welcomes this!!!

Will This Lead to War??? Hitler (Germany) wants Sudetenland (region of Czechoslovakia) France and Russia will protect Czechoslovakia Make a prediction~Does this start the war?

YES AND NO! This is why… Hitler & Chamberlain (British Prime Minister) meet and make a deal, known as The Munich Agreement or Appeasement. In this agreement Hitler gains control of Sudetenland and in return, Hitler promises to stop seeking any more territory. Make a prediction/connection-does Hitler keep his promise??? Why or why not?

Chamberlain Returns from Munich He triumphantly announces that he achieved: “Peace in our time”

Winston Churchill disagrees with Appeasement “[Britain and France] had to choose between war and shame. They chose shame. They will get war too.”

Germany Starts the War

Friends or Foes? Soviet Union (Stalin) Germany (Hitler) Britain + France + (and they thought the Soviet Union was part of their team since the Soviet Union and Germany were enemies) but… Britain and France are a team!

Surprise!!!! Soviet Union ‘s Germany They sign a ‘non aggression pact” meaning they will not declare war on each other

1939 September 1 Germany invades Poland September 3 Britain and France declare war on Germany

WWII BEGINS New type of German Warfare Blitzkrieg “Lightening War” Speed + Surprise Use tanks, troops and planes

Poland is Conquered In less than a month! From the West From the East troops planes tanks

Who’s Next? In April 1940… Denmark Norway conquered Norway overran Netherlands Blitzkrieg Britain and France could do little to stop the Germans Belgium Blitzkrieg Luxembourg Blitzkrieg

June 1940 Germany attacks France and they surrender…will Great Britain now seek peace??? NO!!! Churchill will not quit and declares, “We shall defend every village, every town, and every city.”

Hitler’s Plan INVADE BRITAIN!!! But in order to do that he needs to attack Britain’s Royal Air Force (RAF)

Luftwaffe vs. RAF German air force, Luftwaffe, attacks the RAF in London with bombs, hitting civilians Hitler became frustrated, the British were not giving up!!!

Germany Attacks the Soviet Union Despite their partnership, Hitler and Stalin distrusted each other Hitler feared that Stalin wanted to control Europe (like Hitler) and Hitler wanted the Soviet’s oil fields and wheat Hitler invades in June 1941, inflicted heavy casualties on Soviet troops

Hitler Makes a Mistake The Germans should have concentrated on Moscow, instead they went north to Leningrad and south toward the Crimean Peninsula Many died, but the Germans never captured Leningrad N Moscow S

Winter in Moscow Germans approached Moscow, winter 1941 Harshest Russian winter in decades German soldiers suffered frostbite and tanks broke down Soviet forces drove the Germans back

The U.S. Aides the Allies President Roosevelt supplied the Allies with arms and other materials Lend-Lease Act allowed the U.S. to lend or lease raw materials, equipment, and weapons

Japan Takes a Side In 1940 Japan joined Germany and Italy In 1941 Japan’s government became more powerful and warlike under its leader Hodeki Tojo Japan wants to invade Dutch West Indies for oil and Asian territories but one thing stands in their way… (what is it?)

Japan Attacks Pearl Harbor Japan believed the U.S. Navy stood in their way On Dec. 7, 1941 Japanese war planes bombed the American Naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii In one day 2,400 Americans died

A Date Which Will Live in Infamy President Roosevelt asks Congress to declare war He called Dec. 7, 1941 “a date which will live in infamy” Infamy:extremely bad reputation, public reproach, or strong condemnation as the result of a shameful, criminal, or outrageous act: a time that will live in infamy.

The U.S. and WWII The nation stood behind Roosevelt’s decision to go to war On Dec. 11, 1941 Germany and Italy declared war on the U.S.