March 16-20

Monday: video

Tuesday: video

Wednesday: presentation: soviet union 

War with poland: 1920

Peace treaty: 1921

Stalin takes over: 1924

Non aggression pact with Germany: 1939

germany invades russia: 1941

11 000 000 military deaths

6 700 000 civilians deaths

192 billion costs

Lenin was the leader before Stalin, Lenin died in 1922

Joseph Stalin: poor, liked the Karl marx theory, involved in the bolchevik revolution

died in 1953 from a stroke, responsible for 20 million of deaths

Stalin's Policy before WWII: dropped out of WWI,  purges and deportations to slaves labor camps, strengthened the intelligence and secret service, cult of personnality, pictures, statues, nationalization and collectivization of the soviet economy, industrualization,  five years plans, led to famine, banned religion

invaded Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in 1939

Battle strategies: a lot of soldiers, even women, used to the winter, burn the fighting ground so germany would have resources left, 

Helped germany invaded Poland in 1939

operation barbarossa, 1941, failed for the axis power

Leningrad: september 8 1941, 1 million civilians died, lasted 872 days

Stalingrad: august 23, 1942, bloodiest, 2 million soldiers died

Battle of Berlin: april 14, 1945, 

Home front: buildings were burned, poor, hunger, 

Zukhov: leading the army, took Berlin, demoted by Stalin because he was becoming too important

Shaposhnikov: organized pre war

Why URSS:

winter, fighters

Post war: 40 million loss, mass shooting of civilians, famine, disease, destalinization

Great Britain: 

don't war, recovering from WWI

Prime minister Neville Chamberlain

Winston Churchill:  dublin ireland,  struggled in school, served in the army, member of the parliament in 1900, appointed prime minister in 1940, collaborated with FDR, 

Thursday: career fair

Friday: no school

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