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Hitler invaded Poland
in Sept. 1939.
Britain and France
had pledged to help
Poland and declared
war on Germany.
World War II begins!
August 1939 – NaziSoviet Pact signed,
pledging not to attack
each other.


Hitler’s decision to invade the
Soviet Union on June 22, 1941
violates the Nazi-Soviet Pact
signed in 1939.




War is now being fought in
Eastern and Western Europe

Stalin (Soviet Union) wanted a
second front to open up in
France (occupied by
Germany), as Great Britain
opened up a front in N. Africa
and Italy


Soviets were alone fighting in
Eastern Europe and barely
were able to fight off Germans


Allies defeated the German and Italian forces in
N. Africa and Italy by 1943




Soviet Red Army was barely able to defend against
Germany in Europe

Allied forces plan an invasion of Nazi-occupied
France in the fall 1943
Strategy was to make an amphibious (by land and sea)
attack on the Normandy coast in N. France
 60 mile stretch of beaches
 Code name: Operation Overlord
 Supreme Commander: General Dwight D. Eisenhower
(U.S.)

Eisenhower


How does deception help the Allies fool the
Nazis in preparation for D-Day?


Allies prepared by sending supplies and
soldiers to Great Britain





2 million soldiers
Thousands of airplanes, ships, and tanks

On June 6, 1944 the Allies stormed the Germandefensed beaches of Normandy


150,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 5,300 ships, and 12,000
aircraft


3 types of attacks
Aircraft steadily bombed from sky
 Ships offshore fired at German defense
 24,000 airborne troops parachuted behind enemy lines to give
them no escape




German leaders were surprised by the date and
location of the Normandy invasion




Allied hoax (trick) led them to believe a different location

Allies crossing the sea/beach almost ruined the attack
Troops were easy targets running on the beach
 Hidden land mines almost the beach dangerous



Do you think it was heroism or technology of
the Allies benefited them at D-Day? Explain
you choice.



D-Day lasted from June 6th to July 25
Allies continued to march to Paris to free France




Hitler was forced to now fight on 2 fronts






Belgium was liberated next
Allies slowly marched to Germany in the west
Soviets crushed Germans in Poland
Germans lost 1.3 million soldiers between June and
September

Aircrafts bombed German supply lines and cut
off their reinforcements


Hitler made a last ditch effort at the Battle of
the Bulge in December 1944




Outnumbered, American troops held the
Germans off for 8 days without reinforcements




Tried to attack the weak point in the Allied defense

200,000 reinforcements arrived and were able to
drive the Germans back

After the German defeat, Allied troops crossed
the Rhine River and General Bradley pushed
troops for the final offensive






By March of 1945, Soviets were 35 miles from
Hitler’s headquarters and Allies were 200 miles
away
The “Big Three” met in Yalta to discuss the
terms of surrender in February 1945
Soviets start their assault on Berlin on April of
1945


American and British forces arrive on the 25th


Hitler was forced to go
into hiding in his
bunker




Married his lover Eva
Braun on April 29




Knew that he was
defeated

Both committed suicide
within 40 hours after
wedding

Hitler’s instructed
soldiers to burn their
bodies and bury the
ashes in their garden





Hitler’s successor (Admiral
Karl Donitz) signed a
document declaring
surrender on May 7, 1945
Americans army units were
the first to liberate the camps
Many could not erase the
true horror they saw at Nazi
death camps
6 million Jews were killed
(2/3 of the Jews in Europe)
 Prisoners looked like
skeletons due to starvation
 Eisenhower stated, “I want
every unit to see this place.
Now he knows what he is
fighting against.”



How would you feel as a soldier being able to
see the horror and freeing the Jews from the
concentration camps?

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WWII in Europe

  • 1.
  • 2.     Hitler invaded Poland in Sept. 1939. Britain and France had pledged to help Poland and declared war on Germany. World War II begins! August 1939 – NaziSoviet Pact signed, pledging not to attack each other.
  • 3.
  • 4.  Hitler’s decision to invade the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941 violates the Nazi-Soviet Pact signed in 1939.   War is now being fought in Eastern and Western Europe Stalin (Soviet Union) wanted a second front to open up in France (occupied by Germany), as Great Britain opened up a front in N. Africa and Italy  Soviets were alone fighting in Eastern Europe and barely were able to fight off Germans
  • 5.  Allies defeated the German and Italian forces in N. Africa and Italy by 1943   Soviet Red Army was barely able to defend against Germany in Europe Allied forces plan an invasion of Nazi-occupied France in the fall 1943 Strategy was to make an amphibious (by land and sea) attack on the Normandy coast in N. France  60 mile stretch of beaches  Code name: Operation Overlord  Supreme Commander: General Dwight D. Eisenhower (U.S.) 
  • 7.
  • 8.
  • 9.  How does deception help the Allies fool the Nazis in preparation for D-Day?
  • 10.  Allies prepared by sending supplies and soldiers to Great Britain    2 million soldiers Thousands of airplanes, ships, and tanks On June 6, 1944 the Allies stormed the Germandefensed beaches of Normandy  150,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 5,300 ships, and 12,000 aircraft
  • 11.  3 types of attacks Aircraft steadily bombed from sky  Ships offshore fired at German defense  24,000 airborne troops parachuted behind enemy lines to give them no escape   German leaders were surprised by the date and location of the Normandy invasion   Allied hoax (trick) led them to believe a different location Allies crossing the sea/beach almost ruined the attack Troops were easy targets running on the beach  Hidden land mines almost the beach dangerous 
  • 12.  Do you think it was heroism or technology of the Allies benefited them at D-Day? Explain you choice.
  • 13.   D-Day lasted from June 6th to July 25 Allies continued to march to Paris to free France   Hitler was forced to now fight on 2 fronts     Belgium was liberated next Allies slowly marched to Germany in the west Soviets crushed Germans in Poland Germans lost 1.3 million soldiers between June and September Aircrafts bombed German supply lines and cut off their reinforcements
  • 14.
  • 15.  Hitler made a last ditch effort at the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944   Outnumbered, American troops held the Germans off for 8 days without reinforcements   Tried to attack the weak point in the Allied defense 200,000 reinforcements arrived and were able to drive the Germans back After the German defeat, Allied troops crossed the Rhine River and General Bradley pushed troops for the final offensive
  • 16.    By March of 1945, Soviets were 35 miles from Hitler’s headquarters and Allies were 200 miles away The “Big Three” met in Yalta to discuss the terms of surrender in February 1945 Soviets start their assault on Berlin on April of 1945  American and British forces arrive on the 25th
  • 17.  Hitler was forced to go into hiding in his bunker   Married his lover Eva Braun on April 29   Knew that he was defeated Both committed suicide within 40 hours after wedding Hitler’s instructed soldiers to burn their bodies and bury the ashes in their garden
  • 18.    Hitler’s successor (Admiral Karl Donitz) signed a document declaring surrender on May 7, 1945 Americans army units were the first to liberate the camps Many could not erase the true horror they saw at Nazi death camps 6 million Jews were killed (2/3 of the Jews in Europe)  Prisoners looked like skeletons due to starvation  Eisenhower stated, “I want every unit to see this place. Now he knows what he is fighting against.” 
  • 19.  How would you feel as a soldier being able to see the horror and freeing the Jews from the concentration camps?