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| Wrote "The Era of Tyrannies", said that Facism, Nazism, and Communism were "fueding brothers" with a common father: the nature of modern war. |
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| Sought to limit the power of the state and protect the rights of the individual. |
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| Re-established limited economic freedom in an attempt to rebuild agriculture and industry. |
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| "Socialism in One Country" |
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| Stalins theory, stated that Russia had the ability to build socialism on its own. |
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| The forcible consolidation of individual peasant farms into large, state-controlled enterprises. |
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| The better-off peasants. They opposed the new system. |
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| Mussolini's growing private army. |
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| In which Mussolini recognized the Vatican a tiny, independent state and gave the church heavy financial support. |
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| Mayor of Vienna and was anti-semitist. |
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| Hitler's autobiography, where he wrote all his plans... etc. |
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| Gave Hitler absolute dictatorial power for four years. |
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| Hitler's elite personal guards. |
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| Deprived Jews of all rights of citizenship. |
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| An organized wave of violence against the Jews which resulted in smashing of windows, looting, destruction of synagogues. They were then forced to pay for the damages. |
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| Britain's adopted policy in which giving Hitler virtually anything he wanted in order to avoid war. |
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| Agreement on close cooperation between Italy and Germany. (1936) |
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| Agreement in permitting Germany the annexation of the Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland. |
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| Nazi-Soviet nonaggression Pact. |
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| Agreement between Russia and Germany promising to be neutral if one went to war. |
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| The German-speaking minority of western Czechoslovakia. |
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| Formed a new French government (Vichy government) and accepted defeat. |
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| The usage of airplanes, tanks, and trucks. Literally meant "lightning war," |
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| Based firmly on the principle of Nazi totalitarianism: racial imperialism. |
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| An Italian Jew who became one of the most influential witnesses of the Holocaust. |
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| The murder of every single Jew. |
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| American Historian who reignited the discussion of Nazi crimes. |
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| "Unconditional Surrender" |
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| Surrendering without conditions. |
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| Said by Franklin D. Roosevelt promising to help Britain and Russia fight the Germans by giving them military aid. |
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| Major turning point in the war. Soviet victory. |
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| American policy in which the U.S. focused on Europe other than Germany. Only 15 percent of the resources were going into the war in the Pacific. |
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| French rebel forces that were against Germany. |
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| Combined German and Italian forces defeated by British forces near the outskirts of Alexandria. |
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| Japanese city which was the first city in the world to be hit by an atomic bomb. |
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| The largest military operation in history by the Allies in Normandy. |
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