'Occupation zones' presentation slideshows

Central Europe after WWII

Central Europe after WWII. Red A rmy x Western Allied A r my : Europe was liberated by Red and Western Allied Army . In general " Line of Contact " refers to the demarcation between any two armies, or more, and this contact can be between belligerent or between allied armies.

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Chronicle the events that led to victory for the Allied Powers in WWII

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World War II

World War II. Goal 10. Nazis ( nat-zees). Nazi Rise to Power. What do you know about the Treaty of Versailles? Young radical named Adolf Hitler joins National Socialist Party (Nazi); tries revolution in early 1920s Arrested and jailed

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Post WWII

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Welcome to day one of the Cold War Unit!

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Victory in Japan

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Origins of the Cold War and the 1950s

Origins of the Cold War and the 1950s. Organizing Principle.

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Aftermath of World War II

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I. The Troubled Calm: The West in the 1920's II. The Epoch of the Aggressors III. World War II IV. Postwar Settlements

I. The Troubled Calm: The West in the 1920's II. The Epoch of the Aggressors III. World War II IV. Postwar Settlements. I. The Troubled Calm: The West in the 1920's A. The League of Nations B. The French Quest for Security 1923 - Invasion of Ruhr 1925 - Locarno Pact

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The Cold War

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Changing the Course of the War

Changing the Course of the War. 29.3. Allies in Trouble. At the beginning of 1942 Germany had many successes and the Allies were suffering Allies committed to total war Nation devotes all of their resources to the war effort Governments increased their power to control the war effort

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Aftermath of WW2

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Victory in Europe & Post-War Rebuilding

Victory in Europe & Post-War Rebuilding. Victory in the Pacific. REVIEW: Answer the following questions in the warm-up section of your notebook. What was the Manhattan Project? Who was the leader of this project?

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