long term causes of wwii
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Long Term Causes of WWII. Treaty of Versailles Economic Problems Nazi Party Hitler Violations of Versailles. Nazi Party. National Socialist German Workers’ Party (Bavaria) Hitler controlled 25 points Citizenship determined by race. Nazi Party & Swastika. Religious symbol What is it… - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Long Term Causes of WWII
• Treaty of Versailles• Economic Problems• Nazi Party• Hitler• Violations of Versailles
Nazi Party
• National Socialist German Workers’ Party (Bavaria)
• Hitler controlled• 25 points• Citizenship
determined by race
Nazi Party & Swastika
• Religious symbol
• What is it…• Teutonic spirit• Black & White
Magic
Nazi Party
• Nazi party banned for trying to take over the Bavarian Government
• Hitler imprisoned
• Unemployment
Nazi Party
• 1928 Elections• Paul von
Hindenburg names Hitler Chancellor in 1933
• Hitler names himself Fuhrer
• A “New Order”
Long Term Causes of WWII
4. Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler Early Life
• 4-20-1889 Alois Schickelgruber
• Benedictine Monastery
• Poor Student• Dr. Edward Block
Hitler’s WW I Service
• Bavarian army• Iron Crosses• Four years in the
trenches• Hatred for
Communism
Mein Kampf
• 1923 Beer Hall Speech
• Revolution put down, Imprisoned/9mo. 5yrs
• Autobiography• Lebensraum (living
space) Land
Hitler’s Rise to Power
Leader of the Nazi Party
Appointed ChancellorMakes himself
dictatorThird Reich
5. Violations of Versailles
• Germany pulls out of L of N
• Military buildup• Troops take the
Rhineland & Belgium
• Berlin Axis Pact
II. Immediate Causes ofWW II
1. Union With Austria2. Bargaining for Sudetenland3.Appeasement4. Invasion of Poland
1. Union with Austria
1. Union with Austria
• Austrian chancellor invited to Bavarian Alps
• Signed an agreement appointing Nazis
• German troops marched into Austria
• The world did nothing
2. Sudetenland
2. Sudtenland
• 3 million German speaking
• Joined to Czechoslovakia
• France & U.K. promised to protect Czec.
• Munich Pact • 3. (appeasement)
4. Invasion of Poland
4. Invasion of Poland
• Sept. 1, 1939• Blitzkrieg (3 wks.)• Britain & France
Declare war• Soviet Union
attacked Poland• Poland ceased to
exist