'Wanted germany' presentation slideshows

What Did The Big Three Want From Versailles?

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1919-1923

1919-1923. Germany 1919-1945 Revision. Political Party beliefs. Left Wing. Right Wing. Communists. German Workers Party. Social Democrats. Spartacists. Freikorps. How was Germany effected during WW1?.

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WAR OVER PEACE DECLARED

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World War I Chapter 8, Section 1

World War I Chapter 8, Section 1. Lesson 1: The Road to War. Activity 1:. Take notes as we discuss some long-term causes of WWI and the spark that ignited the war. A. Nationalism-. The feeling that a specific nation, language, or culture is superior to all others

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International relations 1919-1939

International relations 1919-1939. Image courtesy of The World War I Document Archive. The end of the war. With the arrival of American troops in 1918, the western allies finally managed to break the military deadlock and push the Germans back.

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The Treaty Of Versailles & The Rise of Stalin

The Treaty Of Versailles & The Rise of Stalin. On the Road to the Second World War. After reading this source, how do you think the Germans felt at the end of World War One?.

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Ch 15 Sec 1

Ch 15 Sec 1. The Origins of the Cold War . Yalta Conference . Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt meet in Yalta (Soviet resort on the Black Sea) in 1945 to hammer out some of the issues of what to do after the war

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The Treaty of Versailles

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The Treaty of Versailles

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The Treaty of Versailles

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The Treaty of Versailles

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The End of World War I

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The Treaty of Versailles

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This took place in the palace of Versailles. It lasted for 12 months.

The end of WW1. The Paris Peace Conference. The effects of WW1 Europe had been devastated by fighting. Millions of soldiers had been killed. The victorious powers were exhausted. The USA was in a strong position. The mood in 1919

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Reactions to the Treaty of Versailles

Reactions to the Treaty of Versailles. Delight and anger. Aims of the lesson. By the end of the lesson you will Understand how the big three felt about the decisions made at Versailles Understand how the Germans felt about the treaty

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