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1 Chronology and Introduction
28 June, 1919 Versailles 24 October, 1929 The Crash September, 1931 Japan invades Manchuria 30 January, 1933 Chancellor Hitler 3 October, 1935 Abyssinian Crisis 7 March, 1936 Rhineland Remilitarized 1 November, 1936 Rome-Berlin Axis July, 1937 Japan/China War 12/3 March, 1938 Anschluss September, 1938 Chamberlain/Hitler 3 Times 29 September Munich Conference October, 1938 Sudetenland 15 March, 1939 Prague 30 March, 1939 Polish Guarantee 7 April, 1939 Annexation of Albania 22 May, 1939 Pact of Steel 1 September, 1939 Invasion of Poland 3 September, 1939 Britain Declares War

2 Long Term Causes Short Term Causes Immediate Causes Guilty Men?
Five Major Points Long Term Causes Short Term Causes Immediate Causes Guilty Men? Policy of Necessity?

3 Long Term Versailles Borders Reparations Crash Economy Instability
Third Reich

4 Short Term Open German Rearmament Abyssinia/Ethiopia Rhineland Rome/Berlin Axis Gentlemen’s Agreement

5 Immediate Anschluss Czechoslovakia Chamberlain Munich Sudetenland
Prague Albania Pact of Steel Poland

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7 Guilty Men? Churchill Eden Rearmament

8 Policy of Necessity? Chamberlain Economy Aversion to War Trust

9 Wrap Up Not inevitable Long/Short/Immediate Guilty? Necessity?
Churchill

10 3 September, 1939

11 4 June, 1940

12 18 June, 1940

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