March 13th, 2012

Quarantine Speech-1937

-Realtes to war.

-quarantine: Not good

-He was meaning Germany, Japan, Italy

Appeasement Policy

  • "a diplomatic policy aimed at avoiding was by making concessions to an aggressor"
  • Great Britain and France usewd this policy througthout the 1930s
  • Helped give Japan, Ital and Germany confidence that they would face no consequences for thier actions
  • Considered to be a huge mistake by historians.

Panay Incident- 1937

-Japan attacks a ship and kills people. Japanese people said they thought it was China's ship, but it was the United States ship.

Anschluss With Austria-1938

Munish Conference

 

 

Nazi-Soviet Non-aggression Pact 1939

  • German ambassador von Ribbenstrop and Soviet dictator Stalin laugh as Molotov signs the Nazi-Soviet Non-addression Pact August 23, 1939.
  • Russia gave raw materials to Germany in exchange for money and weapons
  • Both agreed to stay neutral if the other entered the war
  • Secretly agreed to invade and split Poland. Germany would get the western half and USSR the eastern half.
  • Russia would get Finland, Estonia and Latvia and Germany would get Lithuania.

 

How did the world react to this pact?

  • Shock
  • Poland was in a very tough spot
  • Hilter thought it would force Great Britain and France to back out of their promise to help Polnad if attacked.

 

Blitzkrieg-Lightening War

  • Airforce attacks enemy front-line and rear positions, main roads, airfelds and communication centers. At the same time, infantry attacks on the entire frontline and engages enemy.
  • Infantry attacks enemy flanks in order to link up with other groups to complete the attack.
  • Main force link up with other units encitcling and cutting off the enemy.
  • Goal was to achieve as quickly as possible.

 

Axis Powers

Main-Germany, Italy, Japan

Allied Powers- Great Britain, Soviet Union, USm China, France

- Europe- Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Greese, Norway. Africa- Egpyt. Austrilla, Canada.

 

 

 

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