Foreign Intervention in the Spanish Civil War. Germany (Nationalist) German intervention was of limited quantity, but high quality. Airlift of Franco’s.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The Spanish Civil War The story so far… 9th March 1935:Goring reveals the existence of the air force. 16th March 1935:Hitler reveals the intention to reintroduce.

Advertisements

World War II Begins Axis Powers on the Move.

The Cold War Beginning Tensions Beginning Tensions.

Hitler visits a factory and is enthusiastically greeted. Many Germans were grateful for jobs after the misery of he depression years Germany.

Aggression & Conflict leading to WWII

Spanish Civil War Spanish Civil War. The Falange Espanola: Spanish Fascism Fascism reared its ugly head Fascism reared its ugly head Similar to Nazi party.

Appeasement and the Road To War

The Rise of Dictators Section 17.1 (pgs ).

Practices of the Spanish Civil war #2

Section 1: Threats to World Peace

The Military Uprising supported by General Franco to Occupy Spain Melani Erekli PRED MATH.

 Korean War. How the war started  The Korean War began as a civil war between North and South Korea, but the conflict soon became international.

Aim: How did Ronald Reagan deal with foreign and domestic issues? Do Now: Define Domestic Policy HW: 981 #1, study for quiz.

 Urban workers, most landless peasants, much of the educated middle class, all the left-wing political groups and socialist and anarchist Trade Unions.

The Republicans Supported and encouraged by Dolores Ibàrruri (a.k.a La Pasionaria) : “Resist, resist ! To your last gasp, to your last drop of blood, resist.

1890s, Ethiopia successfully defeated Italians from conquering their land. October 1935, massive invasion of Ethiopia. May 1936, got control over Ethiopia.

Research Task Calvin.T and Royce.K 1.

Practices of the Spanish Civil War

Germany, Italy, and Japan. Prime Minister of Great Britain during WW2.

Table of Contents 1.Marxism Marxism Stages of History/Russian Revolution Stalinism Weimar Republic Nazism and Fascism3.05.

Table of Contents 1.Marxism Marxism Stages of History Russian Revolution Stalinism Weimar Republic Nazism and.

America Struggles With Neutrality…Again. Journal #111 Why did the United States open relations with Russia in 1933? Why did the United States open relations.

What was the extent and effect of foreign involvement in the Spanish Civil War?

World War Looms

The Spanish Civil War (17 July April 1939)

SPANISH CIVIL WAR: FOREIGN INTERVENTION -The decision by foreign governments of getting involved or not was a result of both ideology and self-interest.

What do you see in this painting? How does it feel? What do you think the painting is about? What time period is this painting? Who do you think painted.

Effects and Results of the Spanish Civil War - External USA, FRANCE, BRITAIN, USSR, GERMANY AND ITALY.

What were the important consequences of Franco’s victory in the Spanish Civil War? 1.Fascism triumphs again – Hitler’s and Mussolini’s military support.

What was the role and impact of foreign intervention? By: Simone and Chloe.

From Appeasement to War 29.1 Objective 1: Identify and define appeasement. Objective 2: Summarize the ways in which continuing Nazi aggression led Europe.

Communism and Totalitarian Regimes

THE LEFT REPUBLIC (APR 1931 – NOV 1933) -The center-left won win the objective of modernizing Spain. Manuel Azaña became the president and the new government.

Warm up. DICTATORS THREATEN WORLD PEACE CH 16 Italy – Benito Mussolini  After World War I, Italy was facing high unemployment and inflation. Benito.

December 1– Write an identification for Joseph Stalin.

Trapped by the Extremes: Europe in the 1930s History 104 / April 12, 2013.

Ch. 15 sec 4 Aggressors Invade Nations I. Japan Seeks an Empire A. Militarists Take control of Japan 1.When the Great Depression struck in 1929 many Japanese.

Spanish Civil War Practicing for WW II. IB Questions… Paper 2 Topic 1 What were the most frequent causes of 20 th century wars? Specific evidence from.

World War IISection 1. World War IISection 1 Main Idea In the late 1930s Germany, Italy, and Japan used military force to build empires. Their aggressive.

Nature & Practice of the Spanish Civil War. Start of the War In July 1936, the military launched an uprising against the Popular Front government The.

Aggressive Nationalism in Japan Spanish Civil War Appeasement.

How succesful was Mussolini´s foreign policy? 1920´s and 1930´s.

Examine the impact of foreign intervention on the Spanish Civil War

How succesful was Mussolini´s foreign policy?

Who’s Who The Spanish Civil War.

It took Leo Tolstoy six years to write War and Peace.

Turmoil And Tragedy: Steps to War

Battle of Britain July to October 1940 p270

SPANISH CIVIL WAR

“A civil war is not a war but a sickness.”

Roads to World War II The World between 1919 and 1939.

Research Task 1.

Life and Death of the Spanish Republic

Practices of the Spanish Civil War

Nature of the Spanish Civil War

“Guernica”, 1937 Pablo Picasso ( ) Oil on canvas 349cm x 776 cm Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid.

The Spanish Civil War.

Chapter 16 World War Looms Pages

Italian and German Involvement

Treaty of Versailles After Germany lost WWI, the winning nations drafted a treaty to address issues such as territorial adjustments, reparations, armament.

How did the Allies gain victory in Europe? Thesis

Dictators turn to Aggression

Guernica Pablo Picasso,1937.

The Lead Up To War World War II ( )

Dissertation Options.

WWII The Early Days.

Roads to World War II The World between 1919 and 1939.

Manuel Torres Nepean H.S November 2016 Political Science.

World War II Rise of Totalitarianism in Europe

World War Looms Germany invades neighboring countries and launches the Holocaust—the systematic killing of millions of Jews and other “non-Aryans.” The.

Presentation transcript:

Foreign Intervention in the Spanish Civil War

Germany (Nationalist) German intervention was of limited quantity, but high quality. Airlift of Franco’s ‘Army of Africa’ in at the beginning of the war. 10,000 troops The Condor Legion (4 fighter squadrons and 4 bomber squadrons – 100 aircraft) 500 other aircraft 200 tanks £43m in aid Military equipment and advisors

Italy (Nationalist) Italian assistance was on a much larger scale than German support 75,000 ‘volunteers’ Huge quantities of munitions Aircraft Warships Tanks Submarines (preyed on merchant ships heading for Republican ports)

Portugal (Nationalist) Salazar (the Portuguese dictator) sent: 20,000 troops Allowed the import of arms across the Portuguese/Spanish border.

America (Nationalist) US support was a vital factor in the Nationalist victory. US support came from private industry, rather than the US government. 3.5m tons of oil credit from US oil companies (such as Texaco and Standard Oil) 12,000 trucks supplied by Ford and GM 40,000 bombs provided by Dupont

Soviet Union (Republican) The Soviet Union’s policy of non- intervention changed to one of intervention when it was clear that the Germans and Italians were intervening on the Nationalist side. Aircraft Tanks £81m in aid Assistance with recruitment and training of the Republican army. This assistance was paid for by gold from the Bank of Spain.

International Brigades (Republican) Individuals who decided to join International Brigades organised by the Comintern (Communist International – a Soviet organisation for spreading communism worldwide) 40,000 volunteers (British/French and also German and Italian refugees) (About 2,300 British, including 500 from Scotland) Withdrew end of 1938 – before the end of the war.