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NATIONALISM Grips Europe & Asia Ms. Ha Ch. 16 Section 1 Pages: 528-535

I. Nationalism A. Definition 1. Loyalty to one’s country 2. Above anything else

B. Failure: 1. Treaty of Versaille a. Ended WWI b. Purpose: “just and secure peace” c. Had been “a war to end all wars”

C. Germany 1. After war: Democratic Government set up 2. Germany struggled a. Blamed for WWI b. Stripped of colonies & overseas land holdings c. Made to pay war retribution

3. Retribution: $ payment as penalty 4. Germany was flat broke!

5. Weimar Republic was the democratic government set up 6. German people were suffering from hunger, poverty and a broken spirit

7. Left Germany “ripe” for any strong leader 8. People turn to: authoritarian leaders a) Solve social problems b) Solve economic problems

9. Led to a rise in dictators 10. Some had major ambitions 11. Some were very evil…..

II. Three leaders emerge A. Different countries 1. Wanted to rule 2. Expand their power & land holdings

B. “The Three Stooges”

1. Joseph Stalin: Russia

2. Benito Mussolini: Italy

3. Adolf Hitler: Germany

4. Stooges: first to parody Hitler