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 Mussolini attacks Ethiopia (1935) Hitler arms the Rhineland( Threatens France and Great Britain (1938) Hitler blames Austria for treating Germans as minorities (Annexes Austria by Force) What is the League of Nations Doing??? U.S. in shock ( Starts building a bigger Navy) Sept 1938 Hitler takes Czechoslovakia Sept 1939 Hitler starts to take over Poland with a secret deal with the Soviet Union. ( Non- Aggression Pact) THE ROAD TO WW II The depression opened the door for rulers such as (Hitler) in Germany and (Mussolini) Italy. People suffering looked for help from anyone. Hitler and Mussolini saw war as a possible solution to their problems ADOLF HITLER Background info Reasons for coming to power  Very Bad Economy  Blamed U.S. and other countries about the Treaty of Versailles  No strong political parties Hitler’s National Socialist German Worker’s Party takes over ( Nazism) Hitler’s Views  FACISM = A system of government characterized by a rigid one-party dictatorship the forcible suppression of opposition private enterprise under centralized governmental control, and extreme nationalism, racism, and militarism. ( Started by Mussolini 1922)  Very Militaristic = Two private armies • Brown Shirts (SA) = Storm Troopers  Black Shirts (SS) = Protective Group Targets of Hitler Union leaders Communists Organized religions Jews (Belief of the Master Race) Stages of Persecution 1. Nuremberg laws = Took away all political rights 2. Segregated (ghettos) 3. No phones 4. Made to wear Jewish Star 5. Kristallnacht (Nov.1938) “Night of Broken Glass” 6. Work Camps 7. Death Camps = Torture, Shot, Gas Chambers 8. Committed Genocide = Deliberate and systematic killing of a population (killed 6,000 a day) 1st time during the war that resistance fighters in an area under German control had staged an uprising QuickTime™ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. QuickTime™ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. "we are segregated and separated from the world and the fullness thereof, driven out of the society of the human race." QuickTime™ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. November 1941 the Nazis institute the death penalty for any Jew found beyond the ghetto walls. QuickTime™ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. End of 1941, disease had killed > 43,000 people or 10% of the ghetto population QuickTime™ and a TIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor are needed to see this picture. Nazis actually deported more than 300,000 Jews from the ghetto. Most of them were taken to the Treblinka death camp. In the fall of 1942, almost all the factions in the ghetto decided to resist future deportations. What happened to the people of the Warsaw Ghetto?  All in all, several thousand Jews had been buried in the debris  > 56,000 had been captured.  About 30,000 of them were either immediately shot or transported to death camps  The remainder were sent to labor camps Hitler rises to power in 1933 . . . What is happening in U.S.?  4.5 Million Jewish people living in U.S.  After Kristallnacht (November 1938) FDR would not take victims in  “We have a quota system . . .” - FDR  Wagner-Rogers Bill = opposition  Non-quota entry of 20,000 German children  Rabbi Wise agreed to a limited # of children  77% of Americans opposed ^ immigration quota for Germany  66% did not even want children admitted  FDR did extend visas for 12,000 Jews already in U.S.  St. Louis U.S. during WWII  News of mass murders reaching U.S.  July 21, 1942 - 20,000 ppl. Protest Nazi atrocities at Madison Square Garden  Americans still unaware of extent of Nazi extermination effort  August 28, 1942 Wise receives cable from Gerhart Riegner (World Jewish Congress rep.)  3.5-4 mil. Jews to be deported and concentrated for extermination --------> “Final Solution”  Solving the Jewish question in Europe  Wise took message to Sumner Welles (Under-Secretary of State)  Wells say wait until confirmed  Meanwhile in Europe 1,000s of Jewish murdered/ day U.S. during WWII  Roosevelt’s action -----> Rescue-Through-Victory  Criticized by Committee for a Jewish Army of Stateless and Palestine Jews  Henry Morgenthau (Secretary of Treasury) decided to push FDR into action  Want to save Jewish betheren  Met with FDR & presented report of mass murders of Jews  Morgenthau called for immediate action  6 days later FDR created the War Refugee Board FDR Plans for War  Atlantic Charter = Roosevelt and Churchill met secretly to take on Hitler  Both countries pledged the following: 1. Collective Security 2. Disarmament 3. Self Determination 4. Economic Cooperation 5. Freedom of the Seas  Roosevelt said to Churchill he could not ask Congress for a declaration of war but “he would wage war” and do “everything” to force an incident.” Atlantic Charter  FRD and Churchill secretly met  Meeting on the U.S. battleship Augusta  Churchill hoped for military commitment  Settled for joint declaration of war aims  Pledges 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Collective security Disarmament Self-determination Economic cooperation Freedom of the seas Japan Attacks the United States  Problems that led the U.S. into WW II 1. 1940 U.S. stopped selling planes to Japan 2. Stopped selling metal and oil 3. U.S. worked better with China (Japan’s Enemy) 4. Japan wanted dominate power in the Pacific and the U.S. was standing in their way. Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941  Questions about Pearl Harbor:  Did we know the attack was coming? Why on a Sunday?  The Japanese destroyed many ships, but not the aircraft carriers, why was this so important??  2,400 people died ( Some two weeks later) How did they die? BATTLESHIP ROW American Reactions to Pearl Harbor 1. Shock 2. It’s just a minor conflict, the U.S. should quickly take care of the problem. 3. Declared war on Japan, this directly gets us involved with Germany and Italy.  Mainland did not see pictures of destruction, death, and dismay Propaganda