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The Russian Revolution of 1917 is an example of Communism. This started with the creation of the Russian SFSR and the provisional government being removed and replaced with a communist one (Bolshevik).
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The Weimar Republic was a republic formed after World War I. The republic took power in Germany but eventually Germany started blaming the republic for its problems.
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This treaty was one of the most important treaties after World War I. Germany had to pay reparations, land revoked, and army reduced.
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This was created when Russia joined the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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After Lenin died, Stalin gained power by becoming the general secretarty of the party. By 1929 he became dictator of the Soviet Union.
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Mussolini was Prime Minister throughout 1922-1943. He was the one who founded Fascism.
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This was Hitlers attempt to overthrow the Weimar Government and try to form a nationalistic government.
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The Mein Kampf is a book Hitler wrote wehn he was imprisoned. The book states Hitler's future policies. Many people read it after he gained power.
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The Great Depression was a bad condition for the United States. During the 1930's economic conditions were horrible. Multiple people weren't working, were famished, and were homeless.
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Hitler was appointed by President Hindenburg.
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This occured when the Reichstag building was on fire and 5 men were arrested and charged with arson. The men were Van Der Lubbe, Ernst Torgler, George Dimitrov, and Blagoi Popov.
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Nazism was the form of a body of politcal and economic doctrines created by Nazis in Germany.
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These laws defined German citizenship. Relationships between Jews and Aryans were banned.
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The League of Nations fail to act at the "Rape of Nanking"
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Allies made and agreement that Germany could have the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia for peace in return.
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Germany wanted to annex Sudetenland. Appeasement was made to maintain peace, Germany granted Sudetenland.
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This is also known as the "Night of Crystal" or "Night of Broken Glass". It refers to the act of violence for anti-jewish pogroms.
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An alliance with Hitler and Stalin to divide Poland into two countries.
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Hitler invaded using lightening war (Blitzkrieg) tactics. The Polish were defeated.