'President paul von hindenburg' diaporamas de présentation

Behind The Crooked Cross: The Rise of Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany

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The Inter-War Years

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Discontent in Germany was deep-rooted and growing Demoralizing defeat in World War I

The Rise of The Third Reich. Discontent in Germany was deep-rooted and growing Demoralizing defeat in World War I Treaty of Versailles (June 1919) created anger and humiliation. Treaty of Versailles.

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Holocaust Timeline

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Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany

Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. Chapter 29-2. Causes for the rise of fascism in Italy. In the early 20 th century Italy was a liberal state with civil rights and a liberal constitution Then:

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The West Between the Wars

The West Between the Wars. Chapter 24. Uneasy Peace, Uncertain Security. The Treaty of Versailles created new boundaries, states & occupied territories; however many were unhappy. The League of Nations was weak.

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The Rise of Dictators and the Road to War

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National Socialism in Germany

National Socialism in Germany. HWH UNIT 10 CHAPTER 16.5. The Weimar Republic (1919-1933). The Reichstag Article 48 Proportional Representation The Social Democrats (SPD). Party Distribution in the Reichstag, 1920. The Spartacist League, 1919 Rosa Luxemburg and Wilhelm Leibknecht.

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Totalitarian Regimes (10.7.3)

Ms. McIlroy MWH March 14, 2011. Totalitarian Regimes (10.7.3). Do Now/HW Check. HW Check: Eqs (Unit 7) HW: Finish Leaflet Rd. Chapter 9, Section 3 (notes + EQ) Goals: IWBAT compare/contrast the totalitarian regimes of Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin.

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Fascism Rises in Europe

Fascism Rises in Europe. Introduction.

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Between the Wars

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The Rise of Dictators and the Road to War

The United States and World War II. The Rise of Dictators and the Road to War. Main Ideas. * Dictators took control of the governments of Italy , the Soviet Union , Germany and Japan after World War I during the 1920s and 1930s * (Why do you think this was?).

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What is Hate, Anti-Semitism, & Propaganda in the Holocaust?

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2,040,000

2,040,000. X 27. Dictators and War. Section 23.1. Objectives. Explain the circumstances that allowed for the Nazi rise to power in Germany Identify the characteristics of a Totalitarian state Evaluate the actions of Germany, Italy, Soviet Union and Japan before the outbreak of war.

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Holocaust Background Info

Holocaust Background Info. You need to know this!!!. Judaism. Synagogue (SIN-uh- gahg ) From a Greek root meaning "assembly." The most widely accepted term for a Jewish house of worship. The Jewish equivalent of a church, mosque or temple.

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HITLER and the RISE of NAZI Germany

HITLER and the RISE of NAZI Germany. ?? What you should know ??. From where was Hitler born? Name the party led by Adolf Hitler? What were their goals? Explain how Hitler was able to achieve power by 1933. The Birth of Evil. Born 20 April 1889. Died 30 April 1945.

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Rise of the Nazi Party

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Section 3: Fascism Rises in Europe

Section 3: Fascism Rises in Europe. Main Idea: In response to political turmoil and economic crisis, Italy and Germany turned to totalitarian dictators. Setting the Stage. Many democracies around the world remained strong despite the crisis caused by the Great Depression

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