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WWII 1939-1941

EUROPE ERUPTS IN WAR
QUESTIONS OF THE DAY
APPEASEMENT

  Hitler promised British Prime Minister Neville

  Chamberlin that after he acquired
  Sudetenland he would stop
 Chamberlin took the approach of
  appeasement
     Giving   in to demands to maintain peace
    Others believed Hitler was not going to stop

     Including   Winston Churchill
NEVILLE CHAMBERLIN AND ADOLF HITLER
“Peace for our time”
HITLER’S EARLY MOVES

          Captures remaining part of
               Czechoslovakia


            Establishes a pact with
                     Italy


          Announces nonaggression
            pact with Soviet Union
HITLER AND STALIN
    Non-aggression pact outlined that:

     Soviet  Union would stay out of Germany’s way
      as it continued to expand
     Germany would not attack Soviet Union
     Germany agrees to give parts of soon-to-be-
      conquered territory to Soviet Union
    Reactions:

     Shocked   British and French
     Stalin feared Hitler, believe working with Nazis
      offered security
HITLER ATTACKS POLAND

    Dressed German

    criminal in Polish
    military uniform
    Took him to German-

    Poland border and
    shot him
    Claimed it had been

    an attack by Poland
    Launched massive

    invasion of Poland
HITLER ATTACKS POLAND

    Germans used blitzkrieg

        Combination of air and
    
        fast-moving armored
        strikes to drive deep into
        enemy territory
    Couldn’t stop German

    attack
    By end of September

    1939 Poland was in
    German hands
THE ALLIES

    Britain and France                Planned invasion of
                                 
    joined forces                     France through
                                      Ardennes forest
    Declared war on

    Germany – Sept.                       French thought it too
                                      
                                          dense to pass through
    3, 1939
                                          Troops were located
                                      
    Waited to for German’s

                                          north and south of
    to make next move                     Ardennes
    But Germans did not
                                              Maginot Line
                                           

    attack during winter
    1939-40
        Time known as sitzkrieg
    
THE MAGINOT LINE
Protection of France
HITLER STRIKES AGAIN
    April 1940 forces capture Denmark & Norway

     Improve   German’s access to Atlantic Ocean
MOVING TOWARDS FRANCE

          May 1940 – Germans conquer
            Netherlands and Belgium


           By early June, Germans had
         trapped Allied soldiers at French
                  port of Dunkirk

          Allied ships and civilian boats
          rescue 340,00 troops from the
         port and carried them to Britain.
FRANCE FALLS
    Germans broke through Ardennes forest

        Bypassed Maginot Line
    

        Shattered France’s defense
    

    End of June, France surrendered to Germany &

    Italy
        Germans occupy majority of France
    

        Unoccupied regions (known as Vichy France) were
    
        controlled by officials who cooperated with Hitler
    French leaders fled to Britain to organize resistance

    effort
GERMAN MILITARY IN FRANCE
During German occupation of France
BATTLE OF BRITAIN

    Britain stood alone, led

    by Winston Churchill
    Churchill refused to

    consider negotiations
BATTLE OF BRITAIN

    Step 1: Germans try to             Step 2: Luftwaffe
                                  
    destroy Royal Air                  (German air force)
    Force                              began bombing London
        Result: FAILURE                    Result: Thousands dead
                                      

        Using radar, the RAF               Churchill kept spirits up
                                      
        detected approaching               British stopped Luftwaffe
                                       
        planes & inflicted heavy           Hitler called off invasion
                                       
        damage upon them
BATTLE OF BRITAIN
TENSIONS IN EAST ASIA

  1930’s     • Japanese nationalists (military) influence
               increasing

             • Japan expands naval forces
   1934      • Violates of Washington Naval Conference

             • Japan signed anticommunism pact with
   1936        Germany (connection to Europe’s Fascists)


   1937      • Begins war with China


             • Forms military alliance with Germany and Italy –
   1940        the 3 become known as Axis Powers
TENSIONS IN THE FAR EAST
    1941 – Forces take control of French Indochina

      Approved by French Vichy
    
     Modern day Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
     Threatened British and American oil interests in the
      region
  Roosevelt took action, denying Japan access to

  vital oil supplies
 General Hideki Tojo refused to compromise
      October 1941, Tojo took control of the country
    
     Time for compromise was over

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Europe Erupts In War

  • 3. APPEASEMENT Hitler promised British Prime Minister Neville  Chamberlin that after he acquired Sudetenland he would stop  Chamberlin took the approach of appeasement  Giving in to demands to maintain peace Others believed Hitler was not going to stop   Including Winston Churchill
  • 4. NEVILLE CHAMBERLIN AND ADOLF HITLER “Peace for our time”
  • 5. HITLER’S EARLY MOVES Captures remaining part of Czechoslovakia Establishes a pact with Italy Announces nonaggression pact with Soviet Union
  • 6. HITLER AND STALIN Non-aggression pact outlined that:   Soviet Union would stay out of Germany’s way as it continued to expand  Germany would not attack Soviet Union  Germany agrees to give parts of soon-to-be- conquered territory to Soviet Union Reactions:   Shocked British and French  Stalin feared Hitler, believe working with Nazis offered security
  • 7. HITLER ATTACKS POLAND Dressed German  criminal in Polish military uniform Took him to German-  Poland border and shot him Claimed it had been  an attack by Poland Launched massive  invasion of Poland
  • 8. HITLER ATTACKS POLAND Germans used blitzkrieg  Combination of air and  fast-moving armored strikes to drive deep into enemy territory Couldn’t stop German  attack By end of September  1939 Poland was in German hands
  • 9. THE ALLIES Britain and France Planned invasion of   joined forces France through Ardennes forest Declared war on  Germany – Sept. French thought it too  dense to pass through 3, 1939 Troops were located  Waited to for German’s  north and south of to make next move Ardennes But Germans did not  Maginot Line  attack during winter 1939-40 Time known as sitzkrieg 
  • 11. HITLER STRIKES AGAIN April 1940 forces capture Denmark & Norway   Improve German’s access to Atlantic Ocean
  • 12. MOVING TOWARDS FRANCE May 1940 – Germans conquer Netherlands and Belgium By early June, Germans had trapped Allied soldiers at French port of Dunkirk Allied ships and civilian boats rescue 340,00 troops from the port and carried them to Britain.
  • 13. FRANCE FALLS Germans broke through Ardennes forest  Bypassed Maginot Line  Shattered France’s defense  End of June, France surrendered to Germany &  Italy Germans occupy majority of France  Unoccupied regions (known as Vichy France) were  controlled by officials who cooperated with Hitler French leaders fled to Britain to organize resistance  effort
  • 14. GERMAN MILITARY IN FRANCE During German occupation of France
  • 15. BATTLE OF BRITAIN Britain stood alone, led  by Winston Churchill Churchill refused to  consider negotiations
  • 16. BATTLE OF BRITAIN Step 1: Germans try to Step 2: Luftwaffe   destroy Royal Air (German air force) Force began bombing London Result: FAILURE Result: Thousands dead   Using radar, the RAF Churchill kept spirits up   detected approaching British stopped Luftwaffe  planes & inflicted heavy Hitler called off invasion  damage upon them
  • 18.
  • 19.
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22.
  • 23. TENSIONS IN EAST ASIA 1930’s • Japanese nationalists (military) influence increasing • Japan expands naval forces 1934 • Violates of Washington Naval Conference • Japan signed anticommunism pact with 1936 Germany (connection to Europe’s Fascists) 1937 • Begins war with China • Forms military alliance with Germany and Italy – 1940 the 3 become known as Axis Powers
  • 24. TENSIONS IN THE FAR EAST 1941 – Forces take control of French Indochina  Approved by French Vichy   Modern day Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia  Threatened British and American oil interests in the region Roosevelt took action, denying Japan access to  vital oil supplies  General Hideki Tojo refused to compromise October 1941, Tojo took control of the country   Time for compromise was over