World War II And Hitler's Rise To Power Flashcards
- Give 3 Nazi promises.
- To destroy The Treaty of Versailles .
- To unite all German speaking people again.
- To have one strong leader, unlike the weak Weimar government.
- To return to traditional Germany and family values that appealed to a wide range of people.
- Who were the secret state police who could tap phones, open mail and collect information from a huge network of informers?
The Gestapo secret state police.
What did Hitler and the Nazis say they would remove?
The Treaty of Versailles.
What event happened in 1929 giving Hitler and the Nazis an advantage in the election race?
The Wall Street Crash
Give 2 arguments FOR dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Revenge of Pearl Harbour
Worries Japan’s wouldn’t surrender
The Japanese treated prisoners of war terribly
There was intelligence to suggest Prince Konoye was going to try and bring Japan out the war anyway
Give 2 arguments AGAINST dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
‘Jus in bello’ the rules governing the conduct of war state that the casualties inflicted and the methods used must be proportionate to the methods being used.
Admiral William D. Leahy who was advisor of the US president said that he was extremely worried about the future warfare if they said it was right to drop the bomb
Who were in the big three?
George Clemanceau (France) David Lloyd George (Britain) Woodrow Wilson (USA)
How many Jews were killed in Krisatallnacht?
Around 150 Jews were killed
How many men were reduced from the German army?
100,000 men left in the German army
15,000 in the navy
And no one in the Air Force
Which 2 islands did USA drop the atomic bombs on?
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
What date was Pearl Harbour?
7th December 1941
When did WWII start and end?
1939-1945
What did Hitler do in May 1933?
He removed all political opposition.
Joesph Goebells was ahead of what?
Propaganda
Give the 3 main factors on how the Nazi party controlled Germany
Control of the Youth
By Fear
Propaganda and The Hitler Myth