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February 1938 HITLER GIVES ULTIMATUM TO AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR.

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1 February 1938 HITLER GIVES ULTIMATUM TO AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR

2 Use of Propaganda Ex Germans being persecuted in Austria

3 "NO MATTER HOW BIG THE LIE, IF IT IS REPEATED OFTEN ENOUGH, PEOPLE WILL BELIEVE IT." ADOLPH HITLER

4 March 12, 1938 Germans "forced" to take Austria

5 Adolph Hitler’s actions

6 CONTRIBUTED TO U.S. DEVELOPING A 2 OCEAN NAVY

7 CZECHOSLOVAKIA GERMANS LIVING IN SUDETENLAND

8 GERMAN BUILDUP OF TROOPS ALONG CZECH BORDER IN '38

9 Hitler THREATENS CZECH PRESIDENT UNLESS HE AGREES TO GERMAN MILITARY OCCUPATION

10 HE AGREES (CZECH PRESIDENT)

11 BOTH FRANCE & G. B. HAD PROMISED TO PROTECT CZECH... FROM GERMAN TAKEOVER

12 SEPTEMBER 1938 MUNICH CONFERENCE

13 HITLER & MUSSOLINI

14 CHAMBERLAIN (G.B.), & DALADIER (France)
Russians & Czechs NOT THERE!!

15 HITLER "PROMISES" THAT SUDETENLAND WILL BE HIS LAST TERRITORIAL DEMAND

16 THEY ALL AGREE TO IT!!!!

17 MUNICH AGREEMENT Signed on September 30, 1938

18 GERMAN TROOPS Immediately Cross Czech BORDER (into Sudetenland)

19 "BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN WAR AND DISHONOR
"BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN WAR AND DISHONOR. THEY CHOSE DISHONOR. THEY WILL HAVE WAR."

20 Winston Churchill

21 LESS THAN 6 MONTHS LATER, HITLER BROKE MUNICH PACT AND TOOK REST OF CZECH.

22 HITLER'S DOMESTIC PERSECUTION OF JEWS

23 TOOK AWAY POLITICAL RIGHTS
NUREMBERG LAWS TOOK AWAY POLITICAL RIGHTS

24 LOST CITIZENSHIP EXPELLED FROM SCHOOLS DENIED MEDICAL CARE CURFEW FORBID INTERMARRIAGE

25 "KRISTALLNACHT" THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS
Nov. 8, RESULTED FROM 17 YR. OLD JEWISH REFUGEE WHO MURDERED A GERMAN DIPLOMAT IN PARIS

26 "KRISTALLNACHT" THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS
GANGS BURN SYNAGOGUES LOOTINGS BEATINGS "WORK" CAMPS

27 U.S. DOESN'T DO MUCH TO HELP JEWISH REFUGEES
Why? LOTS OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN U.S.

28 SUMMER OF 1939 POLISH CORRIDOR

29 PROPAGANDA USED AGAIN

30 WOULD HELP POLAND IF THEY WERE ATTACKED
GREAT BRITAIN SAID... WOULD HELP POLAND IF THEY WERE ATTACKED

31 WOULD THREATEN SOVIET UNION
effect... WOULD THREATEN SOVIET UNION

32 STALIN TRIED TO ALLY U. S. S. R
STALIN TRIED TO ALLY U.S.S.R. WITH GREAT BRITAIN IN APRIL BUT CHAMBERLAIN SAID "NO"

33 Non-Aggression Pact signed
AUGUST 23, 1939 Non-Aggression Pact signed

34 SECRET AGREEMENT: HITLER WOULD TAKE ONLY PART OF POLAND
Germany & U.S.S.R. Also includes SECRET AGREEMENT: HITLER WOULD TAKE ONLY PART OF POLAND

35 SOVIETS COULD HAVE THE OTHER HALF

36 "BLITZKRIEG" LIGHTNING WAR
SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 Germany Invades Poland

37 GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE DECLARE WAR ON GERMANY SEPTEMBER 3, 1939

38 World War II in Europe Begins

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