German nazi weapons
[DOC File]The Rise of dictators (wwii) - Kyrene School District
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Despite having little access to weapons, resistance fighters continued to struggle against Nazi forces. The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is one example of Jewish resistance. In late 1940, German authorities isolated the Jewish population of Warsaw within the walled Jewish quarter of the city.
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Examine the pictures from the Nazi invasion. How did the German People respond to the Nazi’s. Describe the picture of the Warsaw Ghetto? Then examine the map depicting the Nazi occupation of Europe. As you watch the simulation, list the regions of Europe invaded by Nazi Germany from 1936 through 1941. The Battle of Britain
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British Secret Weapons – Radar(detects incoming plans), Enigma (German code breaking machine allows British to decipher German secret codes), Blackout (citizens use black curtains to block light, so Luftwaffe can’t see targets) Blitz – German Luftwaffe bombs civilians in London and other major cities during the summer of 1940
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It was the final major Nazi offensive against the Allied forces in the war. It distracted the U.S. so Japan could launch a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. It opened a path for German forces to attack the Soviet Union in Stalingrad.
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The Rise of dictators (wwii) (1)The Treaty of Versailles (1919) was one of the peace treaties that brought World War I to an end. The treaty stated that Germany was solely responsible for the war and therefore had to pay to repair the damage done to other countries and give back a lot of German territory.
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1940) and from the World War II novels of the German Nobel laureate Heinrich Böll (The Train was on Time, 1949; And Where Were You, Adam, 1951). Unlike Hemingway and Böll, Salinger never shows his characters actually firing their weapons at the enemy, even though some of …
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