Unit 7:4: World War II The War in Europe

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Unit 7:4: World War II The War in Europe

Early Growth of Nazi Germany

German Invasion of Poland

France

The Maginot Line Rhineland

Miracle at Dunkirk English Channel

Hitler signing the French armistice of surrender in same place of German signing of Treaty of Versailles

Charles de Gaulle Creator of “Free France,” the French Government-in-Exile

General de Gaulle Reviewing Troops

De Gaulle Speaking on BBC during WWII

Great Britain

Winston Churchill PM 1940-1945

German Luftwaffe

Guernica

September 1940 – the beginning of the Blitz

Evacuation of Children to the Countryside

Big Ben

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, now known as “The Queen Mother” r

Returning to Daily Life

Erwin Rommel 1891-1944

The US Enters the War

French Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos)

Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)

Hideki Tojo 1884-1948

Arial View of Pearl Harbor

Franklin Delano Roosevelt President: 1932-1945

FDR Asks Congress for Declaration of War

The Tide Turns

The Battle in N. Africa

Dwight D. Eisenhower 1890-1969 (later to be Supreme Commander of Allied Forces and President)

Erwin Rommel 1891-1944

Rommel, “Desert Fox” Studying Maps

Allied Invasion of Sicily

The Battle of Stalingrad

D-Day: Preparing for the Invasion

The Invasion The Invasion

Battle of the Bulge December 16, 1944 to January 25, 1945 Over a million men: 500,000 Germans, 600,000 Americans (more than fought at Gettysburg) and 55,000 British. 100,000 German casualties, killed, wounded or captured, 81,000 American casualties, including 23,554 captured and 19,000 killed, and 1,400 British casualties, 200 killed. 800 tanks lost on each side, 1,000 German aircraft

V-E Day: May 8, 1945

Celebrations in London

Churchill and the Royal Family

The Holocaust

Heinrich Himmler 1900-1945

Auschwitz