Chapter 27 World War II. German Rearmament Reoccupation of the Rhineland – March 1936.

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Chapter 27 World War II

German Rearmament

Reoccupation of the Rhineland – March 1936

Blitzkrieg

First Step: Austria – March 13, 1938 Kurt von Schuschnigg coerced by Hitler to allow the Nazi’s to run the government

2 nd Step: Czechoslovakia Residents salute Hitler as he marches thru Sudentenland

Munich Conference – September 29, 1938 Chamberlain and Hitler shake hands “Peace for Our Time” And then Hitler takes the rest of Czechoslovakia.

War in the Pacific

Next Step: Poland

Panzer Division Poland Surrenders September 28, 1939

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French Maginot Line

German Invasion of Norway and Denmark – April 9, 1940

Defeat of the West May 10, 1940

Battle of Dunkirk – May 27- June 4

From Chamberlain to Churchill Policy of AppeasementNo compromise with Nazism

Vichy France June 5, 1940 – Hitler invades France June 22, 1940 – France falls Henri Petain – hero of Vichy France Mussolini will attack Southern France

August 1940 – Hitler attacks British

Italy attacks Greece October 28, 1940

Hitler Invades Yugoslavia and Greece – Feb 1941

Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union

Japan’s control in the Pacific

War in North Africa – May 13, o_map_n_africa/index_embed.shtml

Battle of Midway June

D-Day June 6, 1944

April 30, 1945

Truman, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and Enola Gay

Nazi Empire

Heinrich Himmler and the SS

Resistance Movements

Charles de Gualle

Reinhard Heydrich and Final Solution

Women and War in Great Britain

Grow Your Own Food

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