BELLWORK: 9/7 List three reasons why Germany was successful in Poland.

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BELLWORK: 9/7 List three reasons why Germany was successful in Poland. What lesson might the allies have taken from the Polish campaign that may have better prepared them to face Germany? How did operation Sickle Stroke differ from the Schlieffen Plan? Describe Operation Dynamo. Summarize France’s terms of surrender.

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List three reasons why Germany was successful in Poland.

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Following the main force, were units of the SS who were given orders to rid Poland of the “enemies of Nazism”

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HOMEWORK: due Monday! Read about “The Air War” and The Battle of Britain: pages 185-189. This is NOT on your operations worksheet, so take separate notes on: German plans/goals in attack on Britain Advantages/disadvantages of both sides The Blitz Use & effectiveness of strategic bombing U.S. support Outcome & effects