Building sentences. Hitler Nazis Swastika Brownshirts Violence Locarno League of Nations Dawes Young Kellogg-Briand Must be 2 sentences Must have a semi-colon.

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1 Building sentences

2 Hitler Nazis Swastika Brownshirts Violence Locarno League of Nations Dawes Young Kellogg-Briand Must be 2 sentences Must have a semi-colon Must include a rhetorical question Allowed to miss out one word Must demonstrate you can use ‘of’ and ‘have’ correctly!

3 Bielski brothers Partisans Heroism Cannibalism Masha Bruskina Nazis Defence of Moscow Agitprop Zhdanov Harlot Cult of Personality Anti-cosmopolitanism Ukraine Khrushchev Cinderella Famine Motherland Drought Stalin GKO STAVKA Bureaucracy Ideological flexibility Tereshkova Sputnik Spending Cold War Jazz Gagarin Space

4 Wembley Charlton Brazil England Goals Rooney 11 million Invalid copyright Martin Winterkorn Volkswagen Emissions Deception Asylum Calais Syria 50 Traffickers Borders Quotas Happy Birthday Royalties Legal ruling Two Kentucky sisters 1893 Investigation Spiralling costs Economic crisis Olympics 2016 250,000 protestors

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