WWII Axis vs. Allies.

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WWII Axis vs. Allies

WWII September 1, 1939- September 2, 1945 50+ countries involved 16 Million soldiers/ civilians dead

Germany– Hitler-- 1933

Italy– Mussolini-- 1922

Japan– Hirohito—1926 Tojo-- 1941

Britain— George VI– 1936 Churchill- 1940

USSR– Stalin-- 1924

USA– FDR-- 1933

Problems leading to WWII: WWI- Treaty of Versailles Nationalism Loss and land and power People in the wrong country Germany- war guilt and reparations Economic Depression Severe inflation and unemployment

Political and social unrest The rise of dictatorships/ collapse of democracy Fascism Extreme nationalism Government creates economic and social programs to create/ maintain superiority Ex: Nazi party

German fascism Restricted basic liberties Persecuted minorities Imprisoned rivals Indoctrinated children Exalt force Praise discipline, obedience, and loyalty Propaganda

Hitler and Nazi popularity Legally Chancellor, legally dictator HOW? Promised to rebuild the economy Improved morale Parades Propaganda

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