Introduction to the interbellum

The Interbellum 1919 - 1939

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The Interbellum 1919 - 1939

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A super quick recap

WW1 - global destructive conflict

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Outcomes

League of Nations

An international Organisation to solve problems with diplomacy, not war

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Outcomes

Nice idea, total failure

We are going to look at why it failed so badly and why the 20s and 30s led to WW2

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Russia has a very bad WW1

Leads to the Russian Revolution

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Italy fights for the Allies but gains almost nothing after the war

Leads to Fascism

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Outcomes

Germany and the central powers lose

The treaty of Versailles is extremely harsh on Germany

Democracy fails

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For the next two weeks

Russia - Communism

Italy - Fascism

Germany - The failure of democracy

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Today

1. What is a revolution?

2. The causes of the Russian Revolution

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What is a revolution?

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The Russian revolution

Russia left WW1 because it had a revolution.
Today you are going to watch a short movie about what Russians wanted from their revolution and why it happened.

You are going to need a piece of paper and a pen

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