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1 War in Europe Chapter 16.2

2 Austria and Czechoslavkia Fall Union with Austria(Germany and Austria) Why? Austrians had German ancestry Germans take German speaking region of Czechoslavakia Result Munich Conference-Neville Chamberlin and the French to “discuss ”

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4 Neville Chamberlin-British Prime Minister “Peace in our time” Winston Churchill disagrees “Britain and France had to choose between war and dishonor. They will have war”

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8 The German Offensive Begins Hitler takes all of Czechoslavakia Soviets and Germans sign nonaggression pact Germans attack Poland Sept 1, 1939 Blizkrieg-lightning war Hitler invades Western Europe Stalin takes Estonia, Latvia, Estonia

9 France and Britain Fight On Britain and France declare war France folds and surrenders Free French led by DeGualle Britain attacked by Germany Battle of Britain “We will never surrender”

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