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4 Invasion of Poland

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INVASION OF ___Poland___________ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)4 a) This starts WWII in Europe.

b) Name and describe the German attack strategy used during the Invasion of Poland?

c) Blitzkrieg = “__________” 1) fast moving _______ and ______ 2) High # of infantry (_______) 3) ________ the Enemy(p. 466-467)

The invasion of Poland is a violation of the ______________. This causes ________ and _________ to declare war on

Germany in 1939. They move troops along the _____________. The __________ is a system of _____ along the border of ________ and _________.

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INVASION OF ___________ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

b) Name and describe the German attack strategy used during the Invasion of __________?

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INVASION OF ___Poland____ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

b) Name and describe the German attack strategy used during the Invasion of ___________?

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INVASION OF ___Poland____ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

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c) Blitzkrieg = “Lightning War” 1) fast moving _______ and ______ 2) High # of infantry (_______) 3) ________ the Enemy(p. 466-467)

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INVASION OF ___Poland_____ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

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c) Blitzkrieg = “Lightning War” 1) fast moving planes and ______ 2) High # of infantry (_______) 3) ________ the Enemy(p. 466-467)

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INVASION OF ___Poland_____ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

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c) Blitzkrieg = “Lighting War” 1) fast moving planes and tanks 2) High # of infantry (_______) 3) ________ the Enemy(p. 466-467)

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INVASION OF ___Poland___________ - September 1st, 1939 (p.466)

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c) Blitzkrieg = “Lighting War” 1) fast moving planes and tanks 2) High # of infantry (soldiers) 3) ________ the Enemy

(p. 466-467)

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c) Blitzkrieg = “Lighting War” 1) fast moving planes and tanks 2) High # of infantry (soldiers) 3) Surprise the Enemy(p. 466-467)

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The invasion of Poland is a violation of the Munich Conference. This causes ________ and _________ to declare war on

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The invasion of Poland is a violation of the Munich Conference. This causes Britain and France to declare war on

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Germany in 1939. They move troops along the Maginot Line. The __________ is a system of _____ along the border of ________ and _________.

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Germany in 1939. They move troops along the Maginot Line. The Maginot Line is a system of _____ along the border of ________ and _________.

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Germany in 1939. They move troops along the Maginot Line. The Maginot Line is a system of forts along the border of ________ and _________.

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Germany in 1939. They move troops along the Maginot Line. The Maginot Line is a system of forts along the border of Germany and _France.

5 Phony War

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______ WAR or THE SITZKRIEG (p 466 – 467)

A) No fighting for the first __ months. B) G and F wait for each other to make the 1st move.

C) In the spring of 1940, D , N , H______, B______ fell to Nazis

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Phony WAR or THE SITZKRIEG (p 466 – 467)

A) No fighting for the first __ months. B) G and F wait for each other to make the 1st move.

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A) No fighting for the first 7 months. B) G and F wait for each other to make the 1st move.

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A) No fighting for the first 7 months. B) German and French wait for each other to make the 1st move.

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, N , H______, B______ fell to Nazis

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, N , H______, B______ fell to Nazis

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, Norway, H______, B______ fell to Nazis

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, Norway, Holland, B_______ fell to Nazis

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium fell to Nazis

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C) In the spring of 1940, Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium fell to Nazis

Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover1) What nation did Germany takeover first?

Clue: Sound of Music… we speak the same language as Germans

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover1) AUSTRIA

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover2) Germany took over the German speaking part first then the whole nation?

Clue: “Check” the map well…for this Slavic Nation

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover2) Czechoslovakia

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover3) Clue: This takeover on Sept. 1, 1939 officially started WWII when

France and Britain declared war on Germany.

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover3) POLAND

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover4) Clue: This small northern nation took 4 hours to takeover?

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4) DENMARK

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Ask Mr P who the young Swede met while randomly stationed along the Southwest coast of Sweden to watch for possible German invasion.

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5) The Nazis invaded this nation using the trains of the “neutral” country next door. Once they were taken over, many secretly resisted & caused trouble any way they could.

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover5) NORWAY

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover6) Clue: I was a young Jewish girl who wrote, a now famous, diary during the Nazi rule

over my nation. Who am I? And where am I from?

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover6) Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover7) Clue: We are a small nation but big things have happened here. Napoleon’s last stand at

Waterloo was here. Also, most WWI trenches on the Western Front were here. What nation am I?

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover7) Belgium

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Now it is time to review the order of Nazi takeover8) What nation would be next?

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6 France Germany a) goes around _________ Line b) France falls to Germany in ______ days

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coast

b) _______ troops backed against coast by approaching Nazi forces. c) Hitler stops German forces???

d) Hundreds of _______ of any kind cross over the _______ Channel and help ______ escape to ______

Famous Quotes After Dunkirk

WINSTON CHURCHILL “You don’t win wars by _____ ___.!” As conquer we must, as conquer we _________!”

CHARLES DE GAULLE French Leader in exile tells French people. “R_________” = Continue to fight Germans.

INVASION OF FRANCE – June 1940 (p.467)6

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Germany a) goes around Maginot Line b) France falls to Germany in ____ days

b) ______ troops backed against coast by approaching Nazi forces. c) Hitler stops German forces???

d) Hundreds of _____ of any kind cross over the _______ Channel and help ______ escape to ________

WINSTON CHURCHILL “You don’t win wars by ______ ___.!” As conquer we must, as conquer we _______!”

CHARLES DE GAULLE French Leader in exile tells French people. “R________” = Continue to fight Germans.

Wait! What was the Maginot Line again?

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Germany a) goes around Maginot Line b) France falls to Germany in _____days

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Germany a) goes around Maginot Line b) France falls to Germany in 7-10 days

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b) Allied troops backed against coast by approaching Nazi forces. c) Hitler stops German forces???

Allied = French, British, Belgian

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Rescue at Dunkirk - June 1940Port of Dunkirk

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Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc)

Britain Port of Dunkirk

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d)e)f)

STOP? We must march on and capture the French and British at Dunkirk

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d)e)f)

YES! STOP! STOP! This is all going to fast. We must slow down so we don’t fall into a

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e)f)

SLOW DOWN? But Fuhrer… we have the allies beat. Let us finish them

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e)f)

Yes, I want to think this over. Perhaps we should take Paris first & then worry about the soldiers trapped at Dunkirk.

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e) He pauses for 48 hours which allows for the allies to escape to Britain. f)

What a fool! I mean… my Fuhrer… if we delay capturing the forces trapped at Durkirk, the allies can

organize an escape. Paris is NOT going anywhere, but the allies at Dunkirk are likely to

go somewhere

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e) He pauses for 48 hours which allows for the allies to escape to Britain. f)

Port of Dunkirk

Meanwhile, a rag tag fleet of ships comes from Britain to evacuate 338,000

Brits, French and Belgium soldiers

Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e) He pauses for 48 hours which allows for the allies to escape to Britain. f) This is a major mistake by Hitler.

Port of Dunkirk

Some 48 hours pass before Hitler gives the OK to continue the attack.

Yes, carry on now!

Yes, my Fuhrer! However, many have escaped from Dunkirk and

are headed to Britain. We will use the Luftwaffe to bomb the ships as they cross the English Channel.

You do NOT win wars by backing up!

INVASION OF FRANCE June 1940(Watch the BBC cartoon or the following pp cartoon)

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Dunkirk a) Port town on Northern French coastb) French troops were backed up against the coast by approaching Nazi forcesc) Germany would have taken much of France’s soldiers, but Hitler stopped his forces.d) Hitler wants to think things over. He says the invasion is going too fast. e) He pauses for 48 hours which allows for the allies to escape to Britain. f) This is a major mistake by Hitler.

Aftermath of the Rescue at DunkirkChamberlain resigns as British Prime Minister because of pressure

to enforce a more active execution of the war.

At this time, Churchill takes Chamberlain’s place as the British Prime Minister.

Chamberlain Churchill

In 1940, Charles De Gaulle replaces French Prime Minister Daladier.DeGaulle leads in exile from London because Vichy (Nazi) takeover of France.

Daladier De Gaulle

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d) Hundreds of Ships of any kind cross over the _______ Channel and help ______ escape to ________

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d) Hundreds of Ships of any kind cross over the English Channel and help ______ escape to ________

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d) Hundreds of Ships of any kind cross over the English Channel and help _Allies_ escape to ________

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d) Hundreds of Ships of any kind cross over the English Channel and help _Allies_ escape to _Britain_

338.000 Allied soldiers escape

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WINSTON CHURCHILL “You don’t win wars by backing up.!” As conquer we must, as conquer we _______!”

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WINSTON CHURCHILL “You don’t win wars by backing up.!” As conquer we must, as conquer we _shall_!”

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WINSTON CHURCHILL “You don’t win wars by backing up.!” As conquer we must, as conquer we shall!”

CHARLES DE GAULLE French Leader in exile tells French people. “Resistance” = Continue to fight Germans.

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Resistance!Vive Le France!

After Conquering France…

Where will Hitler head next?

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GERMANY attacks Britain in Summer of 1940 (this is called Operation Sea Lion)

Hitler decides to attack Britain

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