2. DateTitlePointsDescription of historical content Type of work 1) 4-13WWII: Rise of Totalitarians /10Aftermath of WWI and Intro into WWII 2) 4-14WWII: Rise of Totalitarians Beginning of WWII /10Identify similarities and differences between the three totalitarians, the war begins. FINISH on 4-15: Czech Period 4 * Blitzkrieg Poland 3) 4-15Hitler’s Rise to Power: Mein Kampf /10 FINISH YESTERDAY and 4) 4-16WWII Timeline/10 5) 4-17Holocaust/10 6) 4-17Pearl Harbor Jigsaw and Movie Intro /10 6) 4-20WWII Battles/10 7) 4-20WWII Battles and Maps /10 8) 9)

5. THE HOLOCAUST

6. The long arm of the Ministry of Education pulls a Jewish teacher from his classroom. April 1933 (Der Sturmer Issue #12) Title: “Away with him”

7. JEWS TARGETED (Placard reads, "Germans, defend yourselves, do not buy from Jews)

8. JEWS LOSE RIGHTS

9. KRISTALLNACHT

12. Jewish Refugees Flee Einstein Gropius Tillich Few countries would take refugees United States accepted 100,000 Albert Einstein: Theoretical Physicist Thomas Mann: Author Walter Gropius: Architect Paul Tillich: Theologian

13. THE PLIGHT OF THE ST. LOUIS

14. The St. Louis Returned To Germany Rejected in Miami, 1939 US Coast Guard followed it to Germany 740 of the 943 had legal papers ½ of the 943 passengers were killed in the Holocaust

16. JEWISH POPULATION 1939

18. Pearl Harbor Intro

19. JEWISH GHETTOS IN POLAND

20. THE FINAL SOLUTION Hitler was responsible for the murder of more than half of the world’s Jewish population

23. Group Deaths European Jews 6,250,000 Soviet prisoners of war 3,000,000 Polish Catholics 3,000,000 Serbians 700,000 Germans (resistance) 80,000 Germans (handicapped) 70,000 Homosexuals 12,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses 2,500

24. Dachau, gas chamber