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BLITZKRIEG Lesson Objectives To understand what Blitzkrieg was and how it worked To consider why Blitzkrieg tactics was so successful

Blitzkrieg means Lightning War – it was an attack using both ground troops and air force working together to hit targets

Stage one First the Luftwaffe (German Air force), used dive bombers to attack airfields and communications targets – power lines, phone lines, bridges, roads, railway tracks. Soften up the enemy

Stage One

Stage two Then the army moved in using tanks, motorbikes, armoured cars This meant that they could break through the lines quickly and attack the enemy and key targets

Stage two

Attack on Poland 1939 The German army used Blitzkrieg tactics against Poland They attacked on many fronts at the same time and quickly over ran the Polish army

The Polish army were brave, but could not stand up to the German tanks

Plenary You say we pay Blitzkrieg Tanks Stuka bombers Stage two tactic