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World War II

Axis Powers Germany Italy Japan

Aggression Begins Germany sends troops into Rhineland Spanish Civil War 1936 Nazis and Fascists help Franco fight against Nationalists Soviets help Nationalists against Franco

Japan Invades Manchuria (in China)

League of Nations does nothing

Italy Invades Ethiopia (1935)

Italy Invades Ethiopia (1935) League of Nations does nothing

Anschluss Hitler takes over Austria because Austrians share German culture

Anschluss Hitler was welcomed by Germany as a hero for taking Austria League of Nations does nothing

Sudetenland Hitler demanded that Czechoslovakia give Sudetenland to Germany because it had Germans Czechoslovakia wanted to fight Needed support of England and France

Czechoslovakia was NOT invited Munich Conference England, Germany, Italy and France met to stop conflict over Sudetenland Czechoslovakia was NOT invited

Munich Conference England, France give Germany Sudetenland Germany agrees to stop taking territories APPEASEMENT – giving into the demands of an aggressor to get peace

Neville Chamberlain of England believed a major war was avoided “Peace in Our Times” Neville Chamberlain of England believed a major war was avoided

March 1939, Hitler takes over all of Czechoslovakia “Peace in Our Times” Neville Chamberlain of England believed a major war was avoided March 1939, Hitler takes over all of Czechoslovakia

Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact USSR and Germany agree not to fight each other Secretly agree to divide Poland Allows Germany to focus only on West

American Neutrality Many Americans did not want to get involved in another European war Neutrality Act (1935) Made it illegal to help any country fighting FDR wanted to fight for England in Europe

Invasion of Poland September 1939 German Advance Russian Advance German - Russian Partition Line England and France declare war against Germany in reaction to invasion of Poland

Blitzkreig – Lightning War Modern Warfare that relied on speed, technology and overwhelming force

Blitzkreig – Lightning War Modern Warfare that relied on speed, technology and overwhelming force

Blitzkreig – Lightning War Modern Warfare that relied on speed, technology and overwhelming force

Blitzkreig – Lightning War Modern Warfare that relied on speed, technology and overwhelming force

Axis Victories May 15 Holland Surrenders

Axis Victories May 15 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders

Axis Victories May 15 May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Norway surrenders

Axis Victories May 15 May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 June 22 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Norway surrenders June 22 France surrenders

Axis Victories May 15 May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 June 22 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Norway surrenders June 22 France surrenders July 10 Battle of Britain begins

Axis Victories May 15 May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 June 22 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Norway surrenders June 22 France surrenders July 10 Battle of Britain begins Nov 20 Hungary joins Axis

Axis Victories May 15 May 28 June 10 June 22 July 10 Nov 20 Nov 23 Holland Surrenders May 28 Belgium Surrenders June 10 Norway Surrenders June 22 France surrenders July 10 Battle of Britain begins Nov 20 Hungary joins Axis Nov 23 Romania joins Axis

Battle of Britain – London Blitz Hitler bombs London 60 days in a row

Battle of Britain – London Blitz Hitler bombs London 60 days in a row

Battle of Britain – London Blitz St Paul’s Cathedral Symbolized British refusal to be beaten Hitler bombs London 60 days in a row

Europe Before Axis Invasions (September 1939)

Europe After Axis Invasions (November 1940)

Soviet Union at War Operation Barbarossa Battle of Stalingrad Germany’s plan to invade Soviet Union Soviets retreat and practice scorched earth Battle of Stalingrad Nov 1942-Feb 1943 Soviets defeat Nazis – turning point of war