War in Europe By 1937, Hitler begins to unify Aryans

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War in Europe By 1937, Hitler begins to unify Aryans Hitler convinces Austrian leader to allow Nazis into his government When he protests, German troops march in Austria and seize control Using his propaganda machine, Hitler turns public opinion in his favor, allowing Nazis occupy the Sudetenland Munich Pact allows this to happen without a fight

Chamberlain, Dadalier, Hitler, Mussolini after Munich Pact was signed

Churchill rips Chamberlain for appeasing Hitler By March 1939, Nazis occupy the rest of Czechoslovakia Fearing a 2 front war, Hitler signs non-aggression pact with USSR over Poland September 1, 1939, Nazis launch the “blitzkrieg” on Poland, it fell in 3 weeks http://www.military.com/video/operations-and-strategy/second-world-war/ww2-german-forces-the-blitzkrieg/1429790341001/

The Blitzkrieg

Nazi Stuka Dive Bomber

Nazi tanks rolling through Poland

Nazi troops moving into Poland

Parade in Warsaw after Nazi victory

Western Europe preps for war by massing troops along Maginot Line Nothing happens until spring 1940

June 1940, Nazis invade France. Allied forces are cut in half. April 1940, Nazis attack Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, and Luxembourg. All fall by end of May June 1940, Nazis invade France. Allied forces are cut in half. Southern half are killed or captured, Northern half(about 350,000 troops) are evacuated from Dunkirk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT8roUQsrmU

Dunkirk Evacuation

August-September 1940, Battle of Britain is waged over skies in England Despite being outnumbered 3-1, the RAF defeats Germans (the British had RADAR) Hitler forced to put off invasion of England This will haunt him later in the War

The Battle of Britain

British Spitfire Fighter

British Observer Corps Spotter

London after an attack

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