Europe’s featherweight democracies History 104 / April 3, 2013.

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Europe’s featherweight democracies History 104 / April 3, 2013

Wilson’s 14 Points (Jan. 8, 1918)

New states in Europe,

Lenin and Trotsky consult with members of the Comintern,

Leaders of the “Soviet Republic” in Munich, spring 1919

The Freikorps (voluntary militias) crush left-wing uprisings in Munich and Berlin

The Cenotaph in London, built : “The Glorious Dead”

Tombs of the Unknown Soldier: Britain & USA

The Anglo-French memorial at Thiepval, the Somme

Dock strikers in Britain, 1926

The ossuary at Verdun, France

Below this structure: the unidentified remains of ca. 130,000 French and German soldiers

The Nuremberg “Hall of Honor” (dedicated 1930)

Look familiar?

Scenes of labor turmoil: strike-breakers, soup kitchen

The “Big Four” at Versailles - Wilson - Lloyd George - Clemenceau - Orlando

Territory lost by Germany, 1919

The League of Nations opens, Nov. 5, 1920 (Geneva, Switzerland)

Hyperinflation in Germany

Munich, November a radical young nationalist leads the “Beer Hall putsch”

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