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The Second World War
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Allies
Axis Powers
Make sure you know who fought against who...
Slide 3 - Question de remorquage
Der Anschluss
March 1938
Austria is taken over
September 1938
Sudetenland
March 1939
Hitler took all of Czechoslovakia
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Sep. 1938: Munich Conference
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
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Chamberlain: "Peace in our time"
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March 1939: German army occupies
the rest of Czechoslovakia.
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no more Appeasement
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The German economy self-sufficient: its people should be able to feed themselves from their own crops and industry should rely completely on its own raw materials such as iron and coal. After all, unlike the other European powers, Germany no longer had colonies. To gain possession of sufficient farmland and raw materials, Hitler wanted to conquer Eastern Europe and Russia as far as the Ural Mountains. He saw these areas as Lebensraum
The Greater Germanic Reich, to be realised with the policies of Lebensraum
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Hitler's next target: Poland
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What is the political situation on the eve of World War 2?
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Chamberlain
Knows appeasement did not work
Does not trust Hitler anymore
Has assured Poland that Britain will help if Hitler attacks
Does not trust Stalin either, but considers an alliance with the S.U. to weaken Hitler
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Stalin
Does not trust Hitler
Does not trust Britain and France either
Is not ready for a war (purged his own generals)
Does not have allies
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Hitler
Believes Britain and France won't stop him, but is not sure about the USSR (Stalin)
Wants to take over Poland
ut wants to avoid a two front war
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BUT THEN...
Hitler and Stalin make a DEAL:
the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact
(a non-agression pact)
august 1939
The world is shocked.
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WHY?
Stalin:
Needs time to reorganise his army. Does not trust Britain and France.
Hitler:
Wants to avoid a two front war.
Now he has his hands free to invade Poland.
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a secret clause of the Pact:
Germany and the S.U. will divide Poland between them.
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Slide 18 - Vidéo
World War 2
1939:
Sept 1: German invasion Poland
Sept 3: Britain and France declare war on Germany
Sept. 17: Soviet Union occupies eastern Poland
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World War 2
1940 German Blitzkrieg in:
April 12: Denmark and Norway
May 10: Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France
June 22: France capitulates
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World War 2
Summer 1940
Battle of Britain
British cities were bombed non stop
Dog fights above the channel
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De bevolking van London schuilt in de Underground bij een Duitse luchtaanval.
Daarnaast had de Britse regering evacuatieplan: 'Pied Piper', waarbij voornamelijk kinderen, moeders en zwangere vrouwen naar het veilige platteland zouden worden gestuurd.
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Deze poster werd gemaakt in opdracht van de Britse regering om de bevolking vertrouwen te laten houden in de overwinning.
In the early morning of June 22nd 1941, three million German troops crossed the border into Russia. The invasion was named "Operation Barbarossa".
Stalin was taken completely by surprise and the ill prepared Red Army was pushed back by the superior German tanks and airplanes.
Using Blitzkrieg warfare, the German army initially conquered a lot of territory. Three army groups tried to conquer the cities Leningrad (north), Moscow (centre) and Stalingrad (south) as quickly as possible.
Especially the south was important. Getting the Caucasus oilfields would enable Hitler to keep waging war for many more years.
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Lebensraum
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Battle of Leningrad/Stalingrad
1941 Leningrad is besieged in the north for 900 days
Surrender by starvation.
In the south Stalingrad is besieged (oil fields)
But then the winter sets in 1942/1943
The supply lines are strechted thin
The German army is pushed back 300 km
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Empire of Japan
Japan joined the axis powers in 1940
They expaned their empire quickly.
Needed resources like rubber, steel and oil.
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Japan attacks Pearl Harbor
7 december 1941
Japan wants to rule the pacific their first move is to take out America
America has most of it fleet in the navy base of Pearl Harbor which is on Hawaii
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Slide 33 - Vidéo
America declares war
8 december 1941
One day after the attack President Roosevelt holds a speech declaring war on Japan.
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Volgens de afspraken van het bondgenootschap van de As-mogendheden, verklaren Duitsland en Italië op 11 december de oorlog aan de Verenigde Staten.
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Allies
Stalin demanded a second front in the west
D-day june 1944
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The Allies will then attack the French Atlantic Coast
The day of the invasion : D-Day.
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D-day
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Operation Market Garden
Goal was to reach the Ruhrgebiet, to weaken the German military production.
September 1944
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Battle of the Ardennes
In the winter of 1944 Germany launched a counterattack in Belgium.
During the whole winter the Allies advance was halted