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Adolf Hitler
Leader of Nazi Germany - initiated the Holocaust
Charles de Gaulle
french General - led government and organized “Free french” troops
Hideki Tojo
Prime Minister
Raoul Wallenburg
Provided Jews with false Swedish passports and helped them escape to shelter in safe houses
Benito Mussolini
Ally of Hitler - Fascist leader of Italy
Albert Einstein
Worked with Leo Szilard
Alan Turing
Father of Computer A science & broke German Enigma codes
Isoroku Yamamoto
Top naval admiral
Nicholas Winton
Saved Jewish children during the Holocaust- want child support/families/orphanages for them
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Operation Torch was led by him
Leo Szilard
One of the very few scientists who knew Hitler’s plan
Winston Churchill
Prime Minister of the UK told people not to trust Hitler
Erwin Rommel
“Desert Fox” led German tank force
Hirohito
Japanese emperor
Irena Sendler
Nurse that saved Jewish children by smuggling them
Bernard Montgomery
Pushed Rommel’s Afrika Korps out of Egypt in the Battle of El Alamein
Robert Oppenheimer
Director scientist of the Manhattan Project
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President of the US at the time
George Zhukov
General that kept Germans out of Moskow
Douglas MacArthur
US General - commander of allied forces in the Pacific : “I shall return” and did to the Philippines
Oskar Schindler
Helped Jews away from being sent to camps by “hiring” them to work in his factory and he treated them very well.
Harry Truman
Became president after FDR died - said for the first atomic bomb to be dropped on Japanese cities
Allies
-Great Britain
-France
-USSR
-USA
-China
Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact
secret agreement where Germany would be able to invade Poland without facing a two-front war
Vichy France
“puppet state”
Bushido Code
principals for samurai
Wannsee Conference
Where Nazi officials met to come up with a more efficient extermination of the Jews
Auschwitz
Largest/deadliest concentration camp during the Holocaust
“Righteous Among the Nations”
Those who helped Jews in risk of their own lives for the greater good.
V-E Day
Victory over Germany
Little Boy & Fat Man
Nuclear Bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Atomic Age
Age of the nuclear bombing
Axis Powers Pact
military and economic alliance
the “Blitz”
London bombed nightly
Atlantic Charter
Plan to win war & make peace at end
Bataan Death March
forced march of American and Filipino prisoners
Einsatzgruppen
SS killing squads that rounded and executed Jews
Zyklon B
Gas used for killing during the Holocaust
Kamikazes
Japanese suicide pilots
Hiroshima
First Japanese city that was bombed
Yalta Conference
Split Germany & Berlin into 4 occupation zones
phony war / sitzkrieg
where fronts sat and waited
Luftwaffe
German air force
Pearl Harbor
The secret attack by Japan on the US
Doolittle Raids
Revenge for Pearl Harbor- psychological victory
Ghetto
Where Jews lived until they were sent to concentration camps
Nuremberg Trials
punished top-ranking Nazis - charged with crimes against humanity
V-2 Rockets
rockets launched by Germany towards allied targets
Manhattan Project
Creation of the 1st nuclear bomb
Nagasaki
2nd city bombed by the Fat Man
“Big Three”
Churchill, FDR, and Stalin
Maginot Line
where the French mobilized and waited
Scorched-earth strategy
Burn everything while retreating
“arsenal of democracy”
What FDR called the US
island-hop
Allies pushed towards Japan
Final solution
Plan of the extermination of the Jews
Rape of Berlin
Soviet general Zhukov& Red Army 1st to reach Berlin AKA Rape of Berlin
Trinity test
Test of the first nuclear bomb in New Mexico
V-J Day
Victory over Japan
WW1 years
1914-1918
Hiroshima (m/d/y)
August 6,1945
Members of the Axis Powers
Germany
Italy
Japan
Causes of WW2
Germany invaded Poland
Japanese aggression in China
USA entered after the attack on Pearl Harbor
What did WW2 look like
Genocide, mass loss/killing of humans, destruction globally -nuclear bombs
What were the effects of WW2 on the world
The Holocaust (mass loss of humans) , global destruction, triggered Cold War
Holocaust: what two countries lost the most Jews
Poland & USSR
Holocaust: Total # of Jews killed
6 million
Holocaust: Who else was killed
Political prisoners
Pows (especially soviets)
Gypsies/Roma
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Homosexuals
Mentally ill & disabled
Holocaust: How many non-Jews were killed
3-5 million
Total # of people dead from WW2
50-60 million +
What 2 countries had the most # of people dead from WW2
Soviet Union & China
What new technologies/inventions were developed during WW2?
Nuclear bombs, Jet engines
Dunkirk
Where was the french beach where 300,000 + Allied soldiers were rescued & ferried
1939-1945
When was the years of WW2
When was Hiroshima (m/d/y)
August 6,1945
stalingrad
brutal military campaign on eastern front of ww2
midway
Turning point of world war 2
d-day
allied assault in Normandy invasion on beaches
lend-lease act
the providing of aid to allies during the war