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Enforced racial purification. Wrote Mein Kampf and inspired the poeple of Germany to seek vengance for what the state that Germany was left in after WW1
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Stalin focused on creating a model communist state. Made agricultural/industrial goals a prime.
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Established a fascist government where nationalism was stressed and it placed the interests of the state above those of individuals.
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Means "My Struggle". Set forth the basic beliefs of Nazism that became the plan of action for the Nazi Party
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AKA brown shirts. Hitlers private army. The people of Germany were desperate and turned to Hitler as their last hope.
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Japan invades China and takes over their natural resources
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AKA third German empire. According to Hitler, the third reich would last for a thousand years.
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Violated the Treaty of Versailles. Sent troops into the Rhineland. The League did nothing to stop Hitler.
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With his buildup of a roman empire, Italy took over one of Africa's remaining independent nations.
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Hitler invades a demilitarized zone. No one stops him.
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Rebelled against the Spanish Republic. Spansh Civil war begun. 3000 Americans fought in Spain.
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Hitler takes over Austria, no one does anything.
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Turned over the Sudentenland to Germany as Hitler's "last request" for territory. No disputes happened.
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A close relationship between the German and Italian dictators, who signed a formal alliance treaty.
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Stalin and Hitler agreed to never attack each other.
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Germany's new military strategy. Lighting war. Fast paced land and air invasions.
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After the terror in Poland, France and Britain declare war on Germany.
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Where both sides were waiting for each other to do something. Germany takes over Denmark and Norway.
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Hitler launched a suprise invasion on Denmark, Norway, and the Netherlands. The phony war ended after these events.
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Germans marched toward Paris. France can either surrender or retreat.
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A figure head nazi french leader that would be set up in southern France
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Germany began bombing over Britain. Britain fought back. Germany retreated.
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Japan bombed Pearl Habor in the early morning. U.S entered the war as a result.
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Germany's plan on invading the American east coast so they could stop trading supplies to France and Britain. Convoys we're used as saftey
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A system where goods can be used to travel with mutual saftey
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Germany invaded Stalingrad. Russians counter attacked and Germany ran out of supplies and lost. As a result 1,100,000 Russians died defending Stalingrad.
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Operation Torch was the British-American invasion of French North Africa during the North African Campaign
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An unconditional surrender is a surrender in which no guarantees are given to the surrendering party.
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The 1944 Battle of Anzio stemmed from the Allied attempt to draw German troops off the Gustav Line during Operation Shingle.
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The first day of the invasion. A force of 3 million British, American, and Canadian troops. A plan to invade Normandy beach in northern France
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Was a major German offensive campaign launched through the densely forested Ardennes region of Wallonia in Belgium, France, and Luxembourg on the Western Front toward the end of World War II in Europe.
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Hitler commits suicide in his private bunker. He blames the war on the jews.
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With the death of Roosevelt, Vice Pres Tman became the nation's 33rd president
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Victory in Europe day. The war in Europe was finally over.
