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WWII

WWII. Rise of Dictators . Mussolini : Italian Fascist leader Fascism- interests of state over interests of individuals. Rise of Dictators. Stalin Communist leader who wanted industrialization in Russia. Rise of Dictators. Hitler Nazi leader in Germany. Rise of Dictators. Japan

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WWII

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  1. WWII

  2. Rise of Dictators • Mussolini: Italian Fascist leader • Fascism- interests of state over interests of individuals

  3. Rise of Dictators • Stalin • Communist leader who wanted industrialization in Russia

  4. Rise of Dictators • Hitler • Nazi leader in Germany

  5. Rise of Dictators • Japan • Manchurian Incident • To get resources, Japanese military invaded Manchuria

  6. Spanish Civil War • Francisco Franco • Led the Spanish Civil War which the axis powers supported

  7. Hitler’s Aggressions • Axis Powers • 1933- Hitler announced that he would rearm the country • 1936- Hitler and Mussolini created an alliance • Japan and Germany promised to work together

  8. Hitler’s Aggressions • Nazi’s annex Austria & Sudetenland • Munich Conference • Hope for German appeasement • France & Britain were not prepared for war & feared German military • In March 1939, German troops invade Czechoslovakia

  9. Preparations for War • Nazi-Soviet Pact • Agreed not to fight each other • Nazi’s take Danzig and attack Poland • Invasion of Poland leads to the beginning of WWII

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