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WW2, Part 1: 10 knowledge qs
Part 2: Source q
Part 3: Essay q, Fourteen…
WW2
Causes
Treaty of Versailles
Big "Three"
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David Lloyd George (GB)
wanted Germany punished, but not too harshly, in case they seek revenge
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The terms
Army- limited to 100 000 men, no armored vehicles or conscription; Navy- 15 000 sailors, no submarines, Airforce- none
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Sudetenland- given to Czechoslovakia, 3 million Germans lived there
Polish corridor- land given to Poland, cutting off East Prussia from the rest of the world
Blame- accept "war guilt clause", was the reason for WW1, not allowed to join the League
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Failure of Appeasement
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While Hitler starts to take over neighbouring land, Chamberlain (GB) lets him
Hitler agrees to stop taking over after Sudetenland, but immediately takes Czech
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Dunkirk
Battle of Britain
Stalingrad
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Operation Uranus
Russian counterattack
Soviet army from a noose of soldiers around Stalingrad, cutting off vital supplies and starving German soldiers inside
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Beginning: German planes dropped bombs on airfields, radar stations and ports
RAF were days from defeat, but Germans changed tactics to bomb London, giving them breathing space
On 17th September, Hitler called off the operation. Hitler had suffered his first defeat
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Fourteen points
Self-determination
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
Paris Peace Conference
Collective security
Lebensraum (living space)
Diktat (dictation)
Blitzkreig (lightning war)
Luftwaffe (German air force)
Wehrmacht (German armed forces)