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Fascism •The idea to destroy the will of the individual in the favor of "the people". Wanted a unified society, but wasn't concerned with eliminating private property or class distinctions. Pushed for extreme right-wing nationalism.

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Fascism• The idea to destroy the will of the individual in the favor of "the

people". Wanted a unified society, but wasn't concerned with eliminating private property or class distinctions. Pushed for extreme right-wing nationalism.

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Benito Mussolini• Founder and leader of the National Fascist Party in Italy. Demanded

that King Victor Emmanuel III named him Prime Minister.

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Weimar Republic• A fairly conservative democratic republic in Germany after WWI.

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National Socialist Party (Nazis)• Dominated party in German government with Adolf Hitler as their

leader.

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Reichstag• The Weimar Republic's elected body that Germans increasingly

rejected.

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Adolf Hitler• Head of the Nazi Party. Convinced that the Aryan race was the most

highly evolved race, and inferior races, such as Slavs and Jews, had "corrupted" the German race. Argued that Jews should be deported (later eliminated) and that Germans should take over Europe.

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Third Reich• Another name for Nazi Germany.

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General Francisco Franco• Military leader that installed a dictatorship in Spain with the help of

nationalists (Germany and Italy), and managed to keep Spain neutral during WWII.

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Rhineland• A region west of the Rhine River that had been taken away from

Germany after WWI in the Treaty of Versailles.

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Munich Conference of 1938• Conference between Hitler, Mussolini, and Prime Minister Neville

Chamberlain of England that gave Hitler Sudetenland in return for the promise Hitler would cease his expansionist activities.

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Appeasement• A diplomatic policy of making political or material concessions to an

enemy power in order to avoid conflict.

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Nazi-Soviet Pact• Stalin and Hitler agreed that Germany would not invade the Soviet

Union if Soviets stayed out of Germany's military affairs. Also, the two determined how E. Europe would be divided among them.

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Non-Aggression Pact of 1939• Britain and France signing a pact with Greece, Turkey, and Poland that

provided if any one of them were attacked, they'd all go to war.