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League of Nations

Destruction

Famine Russia

unemployment

1923 - German money so worthless they burn it to keep warm

Glamour The Charleston

Louis Armstrong - Jazz

Silent movies

Picasso - cubism

Rise of fascism in Italy - Benito Mussolini

Dictators between the Wars Stalin Dictators between the Wars Hitler Mussolini

1930’s World-Wide Depression

Unemployment& Food lines

“Walking over the League”

Hitler & Nazis come to power in Germany

Nazi book burnings

Francisco Franco - fascist Spain

German annexation of Austria

Concentration Camps Established - Dachau

Chamberlain and Daladier

Sudetenland falls to Hitler

Anti-semitism

Kristallnacht -7500 businesses destroyed

Nazi - Soviet Non-Aggression Pact Molotov & Ribbentrop sign pact

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