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Late 1942 North Africa Operation Torch

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USA & BritainGermany & Italy

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USA & BritainGermany & ItalyEisenhower, Patton & MontyRommel

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German 1st lost (or was it in Russia?)

Are tank tracks still seen in the Sahara sand?

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Northern Africa & then Southern Europe

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Stalin is angry about 2nd front being North Africa. Stalin wants Allies to open 2nd front in France

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US came from Morocco (West) Germany (East) Brits came from Egypt

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1st Time Axis Lost? Italians give up fast? / Germany always assisting Italians (send Rommel)?

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Rommel = Desert Fox 115,000 Italians surrender to 30,000 Brits Anthony Eden: (British Politician after Italians gave up)"Never has so much been surrendered by so many to so few."

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Rommel = Desert Fox 115,000 Italians surrender to 30,000 Brits Anthony Eden: (British Politician after Italians gave up)"Never has so much been surrendered by so many to so few."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Eden

How did the Allies crush the Axis in NORTH AFRICA?

Germany Italy USA UK

USA & Britain surrounded

Germany’s Western and Eastern Fronts.

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Starts - Aug 23 1942 Retreat - Dec 25 1942

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StalingradSouthern Russia

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Battle of Stalingrad

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USSRGermany, Italy

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USSRGermany, Italy

Paulus

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USSRGermany, Italy

Zhukov & KhrushchevPaulus

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USSRGermany, Italy

Zhukov & KhrushchevPaulusOver 1,000,000

99% Not a step back!

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USSRGermany, Italy



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USSRGermany, Italy



Rich Oil fields nearby & Destroy major Soviet industrial center

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USSRGermany, Italy




3) 4) 5)

1) Russian Winter 2)

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USSRGermany, Italy




3) 4) 5)

1) Russian Winter 2) Know area

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USSRGermany, Italy




3) Use massive # of soldiers 4) 5)


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USSRGermany, Italy




3) Use massive # of soldiers 4) Pride to defend homeland 5)


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USSRGermany, Italy




3) Use massive # of soldiers 4) Pride to defend homeland 5) Never Retreated


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USSR Germany

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USSR Germany

R = Pride for Homeland (Mother Russia) G = Why am I so far from home? R = Know the area G = What is the purpose of this?

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USSR Germany

R = Pride for Homeland (Mother Russia) G = Why am I so far from home? R = Know the area G = What is the purpose of this?

1) More Russian died at Stalingrad than US soldiers in all US Wars

2) How Stalin replaced Generals?

3) Pavlov’s House?

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July 10, 1943May 8, 1945

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Sicily ItalyJuly 10, 1943May 8, 1945

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Operation Husky Sicily ItalyJuly 10, 1943Italian CampaignMay 8, 1945

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Operation Husky Sicily ItalyJuly 10, 1943

Fascist Italians & Germans USA, Brits, Commi Italians

Italian CampaignMay 8, 1945


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Eisenhower & Patton, MontyKesselring



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No Fighting at Historic Sites


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Stalin wants US & Brits to start Western Front (invade France) to relieve USSR on Eastern Front


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Attack Italy 1st

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Attack Italy 1st 1) Captured in Milan disguised as a German Soldier trying to escape to Spain. Then Shot, kicked and Hanged in public square

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Switches sides & joins allies

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Switches sides & joins allies Sept 1943, Italy declares war on Japan. Japan arrests Italian in Japan. ‘Dishonorable’ Anti-Fascist Italians = Japanese Concentration Camp ‘Honorable’ Pro-Fascist Italians = Free but watched by Japanese Spies

3. What happens to Mussolini?

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3. What happens to Mussolini?He was captured in Milano disguised as a German soldier

trying escape to Germany. The following day, he was shot, kicked around the streets and then hanged in a public square.


4.What does Italy do that no other country did in WWII (and WWI)?


AXIS POWERS

1) Italy

2) Germany

3) Japan

ALLIED POWERS

1) British

2) USSR

3) France

4) USA

5)

4.What does Italy do that no other country did in WWII (and WWI)?

Italy switches sides (joins the winning side)


AXIS POWERS

1) ?

2) Germany

3) Japan

ALLIED POWERS

1) British

2) USSR

3) France

4) USA

5) Italy

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June 6, 1944

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Normandy Beach, June 6, 1944 France

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Operation OverlordD-Day


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Germany

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Germany USA, Brits, French, Canadians

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Germany USA, Brits, French, CanadiansRommel

Rommel said: An allied surprise attack will come along the French coast. When it comes, that day will decide the war. Whoever is winning after

the 1st 24 hours will win the war. That day will be the Longest Day.

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Germany USA, Brits, French, CanadiansRommel Eisenhower (Uncle Ike)

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Allied Victory in Europe


When: June 6, 1944

Where: Normandy

Name: Operation Overlord

Countries fighting: Germany; Great Britain, USA, France

Military leaders: Rommel; Dwight D. Eisenhower

Extra Information: Rommel was in Paris for D-day

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Rommel was in Paris on D-Day = Wife’s B-day

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Rommel was in Paris on D-Day = Wife’s B-dayNo Rommel for Germans = like Superbowl starts and coach is missing

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Allies built phony bases and phony forces in Britain to trick & confuse German spies

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Greatest land & sea attack Is it so in Russian History Books?

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2. The Invasion of Normandy, France is considered the

___________________in history.

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greatest land and sea attack in history.

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liberated

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liberated France, Belgium, Netherlands

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5,000 ships used “D” of D-Day stands for Day

Rommel called D-Day = “The Longest Day

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5,000 ships used “D” of D-Day stands for Day

Rommel called D-Day = “The Longest Day


1.How did the Allies keep the German’s from knowing where they would attack?

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greatest land and sea attack in history.

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Dec 16,1944

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Dec 16,1944 Western Front, BelgiumArdennes Forest

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Dec 16,1944Battle of the Bulge

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Germany


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Dec 16,1944 Western Front, BelgiumArdennes Forest Battle of the Bulge

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Dec 16,1944


Germany decides to counter attack

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Counter Attack Attack

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Battle decided whether they shall live or die


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Suddenly attacking someone while they are attacking you


Battle of the Bulge

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Germans pushed into Allies line and created a bulge


Battle of the Bulge

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Germans pushed into Allies line and created a bulge

Most important to us= largest battle America ever fought,100,000 Americas killed, it is the largest major German offensive. Beginning of the end for Germany


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The Battle Of The Bulge (p.459)


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When: December 16, 1944

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Where: Western Front

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Name: Battle of the Bulge

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Countries fighting: Germany; Britain, USA

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Extra Information: Germany decided to counter attack

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1. According to Hitler, what would this battle decide?

1. According to Hitler, what would this battle decide?This battle decide whether they shall live or die.



2. What is a counter attack?

2. What is a counter attack?Suddenly attacking someone while they are attacking you.


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3. How did they come up with the name of the battle?

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Germans pushed into Allies line and created a bulge.


3. How did they come up with the name of the battle?


4. Why is this battle important?

4. Why is this battle important?a) Most Important to US = largest battle America ever fought

b) 100,000 Americans killed

c) It is the last major German offensive

d) Because it is beginning of the end.


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May 7, 1945

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May 7, 1945 Berlin, Germany

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May 7, 1945 Berlin, Germany V.E. Day

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Germany

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Germany USA, Britain, France, Russia

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Soviet General Zhukov

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Soviet General Zhukov

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President Roosevelt doesn’t live to see the end of war, Truman replaces him

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FDR

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FDR

Truman

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FDR

Truman

Blamed Jews for starting the war and the generals for losing the war

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FDR

Truman

Blamed Jew for starting the war and the generals for losing the war

He commits suicide by drinking poison and shooting himself

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FDR

Truman


He commits suicide by drinking poison and shooting himselfV-E Day is short for victory in Europe Day- May 8, 1945

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He commits suicide by drinking poison and shooting himselfV-E Day is short for victory in Europe Day- May 8, 1945

V-E DAY is short for Victory in Europe DAY. It is on May 8, 1945.


3. What and when is V-E DAY?


Germany’s Unconditional Surrender (p.459)

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When: May 7, 1945

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When: May 7, 1945

Where: Berlin, Germany

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When: May 7, 1945


Name: V.E. Day

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When: May 7, 1945


Name: V.E. Day

Countries fighting: Germany; USA, Britain, France, Russia,

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When: May 7, 1945


Name: V.E. Day

Countries fighting:

Germany; USA, Britain, France, Russia,

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President Roosevelt doesn’t live to see the end of war; Truman replaces him.

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1. What did Hitler write in his final address?


He blamed Jews for starting the war and the generals for losing the war.


1. What did Hitler write in his final address?

2. What happened to Hitler in the end?


He commits suicide by drinking poison and shooting himself.


2. What happened to Hitler in the end?



V-E DAY is short for Victory in Europe DAY. It is on May 8, 1945.




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Germany Surrendered!!


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Casablanca

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1) Munich ConferenceConference Name Who was there? Purpose Result1) Munich Conference

(p. 464)

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Where: Munich, Germany

When:

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When: Sept. 29, 1938

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Nation LeadersG. Britain


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Nation LeadersG. Britain Chamberlain


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Germany


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Germany Hitler


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Germany Hitler

France


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Germany Hitler

France Dadalier


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Germany Hitler

France Dadalier

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Germany Hitler

France Dadalier

Italy Mussolini


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Germany Hitler

France Dadalier

Italy Mussolini

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France Dadalier

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Discuss Czechoslovakia’s future


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Germany Hitler

France Dadalier

Italy Mussolini


Discuss Czechoslovakia’s future

Chamberlain appeases to Hitler’s demand for Sudetenland

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24) Munich Conferencea) When

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24) Munich Conference?a) When Sept 29,1938

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24) Munich Conferencea) When Sept 29,1938

a) Main Point Neville Chamberlain (Great Britain) appeases to Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland (part of Czechoslovakia) in order to prevent war.


24) Munich Conferencea) When Sept 29,1938

a) Main Point Neville Chamberlain (Great Britain) appeases to Hitler’s demand for the Sudetenland (part of Czechoslovakia) in order to prevent war.


Six months later Hitler takes all of Czechoslovakia. Thus, violating the Munich Conference agreement. Yet, the British and French do nothing.

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2) Casablanca ConferenceConference Name Who was there? Purpose Result1) Casablanca Conference

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Where: Casablanca, Morocco

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When: January 14, 1943

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Nation LeadersG. Britain

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Nation LeadersG. Britain Churchill

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U.S.A. FDR

Germany HitlerFrance de Gaulle & Giraud

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U.S.A. FDR


NOT Stalin

Allies want unconditional surrender of Axis powers

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Allies agree to aid USSR & to invade Sicily and Italy

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U.S.A. FDR


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Allies agree to aid USSR & to invade Sicily and Italy

Joint leadership of France by de Gaulle & Giraud

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2) Casablanca Conference

72) Casablanca Conferencea) When January 14, 1943 MORROCCO

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72) Casablanca Conferencea) When January 14, 1943

a) Main Point a) The Allies demanded the unconditional surrender of the Axis.

b) They agreed to aid the Soviet Union

c) Agreed on the invasion of Sicily and Italy.

d) Joint leadership of the Free French by De Gaulle and Giraud


72) Casablanca Conferencea) When January 14, 1943

a) Main Point a) The Allies demanded the unconditional surrender of the Axis.

b) They agreed to aid the Soviet Union

c) Agreed on the invasion of Sicily and Italy.

d) Joint leadership of the Free French by De Gaulle and Giraud

b) Random Cool Info. Stalin is NOT in attendance

German begin retreat from Battle of Stalingrad on December 25, 1942

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3) Tehran ConferenceConference Name Who was there? Purpose Result1) Tehran Conference

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75) Tehran Conferencea) When

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75) Tehran Conferencea) When November 1943 IRAN

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a) Main Point a) 1st time the “Big 3” met

b) Discussed how allies would attack,

defeat Axis in Europe and Pacific.

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a) Main Point a) 1st time the “Big 3” met

b) Discussed how allies would attack, defeat Axis in Europe and Pacific.

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a) Russian secretly bugged all the American & British rooms

b) Stalin mad that US & Brits are delaying opening a second front in France so that both Russia & Germany will suffer massive casualties. He says, “Russia is fighting with its blood, sweat and tears and the Americans fight with words, money and machines.”

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74) Yalta Conferencea) When

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74) Yalta Conferencea) When February 4 – 11th, 1945

a) Main Point

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a) Main Point Ailing FDR, Churchill & Stalin discuss final assault on Germany.

b) Random

Cool Info.


a) Main Point Ailing FDR, Churchill & Stalin discuss final assault on Germany.

b) Random

Cool Info.

Yalta is on the Crimea Peninsula on the Black Sea.

The “Big 3” met at the old Czar’s summer palace.

The picture is on the main page of Mr P’s website.

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70) Potsdam Conferencea) When July 15 – August 2, 1945 GERMANY

a) Main Point



a) Main Point a) Discussed postwar issues in Europe & how to end Pacific War.

b) FDR died in April. President Truman attends for US

c) Churchill loses election to Clement Atlee

d) Last Conference






d) Last Conference

b) Random Cool Info. a) Cold War starts impact around the world

b) WWII alliance break down

c) Stalin had a heart attack but still showed up a day late.





d) Last Conference


a) Cold War starts impact around the world

b) WWII alliance break down

c) Stalin had a heart attack but still showed up a day late.

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E2) What is firebombing? Name at least 3 cities that got firebombed?

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E2) What is firebombing? Name at least 3 cities that were firebombed?Main

City bombed Country Bombed by

London (partially)

England Nazis

Coventry England Nazis

Stuttgart Germany Brits & US

Hamburg Germany Brits & US

Dresden Germany Brits & US

Tokyo Japan US

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Firebombing of Dresden

Dresden – February 1945

E3) Name the American writer who survived the Dresden Firebombing? What is the name

of his famous book?

E3) Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five

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E4) Who is this?What is her connection to WWII?

E4) Rosie The RiveterInspiring character used to motivate

women with the war effort in the US

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