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The Road to War Rise of the totalitarian governments of the 1930s

The Key Players Josef Stalin (Uncle Joe) Communist Party Il Duce: Benito Mussolini Fascist Party (Blackshirts)

Adolf Hitler (nee Schickelgruber) NSDAP (Nazi Party) Don’t write this down Blinded near the of the war Homeless vagrant in the 1920s, survived by painting Postcards. Rejected from art school twice Elected to power (as Chancellor) in Jan Seized 1934.

So what did they have in common? (Beside lack of height….) Authoritarian Governments: Strong leader(s) control ALL aspects of Citizen’s lives. Rule with an Iron Fist (Ie: Leisure time, Religion, Political Views) Why did countries turn to authoritarianism? In times of chaos, People want to see return of order.

How was Hitler able to be elected? Germany is upset after WWI, resent the Treaty of Versailles, particularly reparations and the war guilt clause What did he promise Germany? -Overturn Treaty -Fix Currency (12 billion marks=1 Canadian $) -Rebuild farms -Put people back to work -Put money into public works -Restore German pride

Who did Hitler Blame for Germany’s Problems? Needs a Scapegoats for Germany’s problems. Chooses: Jews Homosexuals Communists Mentally Challenged Gypsies Socialists

The Road to War March 7, 1936 Re-militarization of the Rhineland, the allies do nothing Spanish Civil War, 1936, chance to try weapons, tactics March 1938, anschluss with Austria 1938 Sudeten Crisis, allies negotiate with Hitler (basically they give him what he wants)

Spanish Civil War 1936 Who: Elected Socialists vs. Fascists (with help from Germany and Italy) Main Points/Relevant Details: -First use of Tanks/Aircraft (first use together) -Socialists + International Brigades Vs Fascists + Grm/Italy -“Mackenzie-Papineau” (Canada) International Brigades join -Francisco Franco = leader of fascists

Appeasement 1938 Britain and France vs. Germany Hitler wants to annex the Sudetenland -France/Britain give Hitler what he wants to avoid going to war. -Casualties of WW1 still on mind British PM Neville Chamberlin negotiates with Hitler, believed he has achieved “peace in our time” Outcome: -Hitler takes Czechoslovakia in Invades Poland in WW2 starts

Canada’s Response to Growing Tensions Isolationists: uninterested in anything going on outside of Canada Why? Major Causalities in WWI, in midst of Great Depression

Mackenzie King Meets Hitler First Impressions: “He was the sort who truly loved his fellow man” – Likes Hitler a lot. What does he have in common with Hitler? -Both are anti-Semitic.

The SS St. Louis “None is too many” immigration policy. 900 Jewish Refugees ask for permission to dock in Canada Forced back to Europe Most on board die in Concentration Camps