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| 1917, promised homeland for Jews in Palestine. |
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| Total mobilization in homefront and war front, economic and political war. |
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| 1919, ended WWI and caused Germany to surrender territory and pay reparations to the allies, disarmament. |
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| Legitimized Europe's dominance over territories, divided into groups, held by the League of Nations. |
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| worked in factories, suffrage. |
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| councils elected by workers and soldiers. Petrograd soviets, power during WWI. Wanted social reform, redistribution of land. |
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former Russia decmocratic party. Advocated distribution of capitalists institutions and started the russian revolution.
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| Collapse of monarchy, "Bread, peace, war," replaced Russia Republic with Provisional Goverment and Petrograd Soviet |
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| Perograd overthrew Provisional government and gave power to the Bolsheviks and soviets. |
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| leader of the Bolshevik revolution and first leader of soviet russia |
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| Bolsheviks won. Had a rising support. New government took control of industry and capitalists. Devestating impact on agriculture led to a famine. |
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red = Bolsheviks
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| Stalin's plan for nationalizing agricultural production. Peasants forced to give up land and join mass farms. Many who rebelled were deported to camps and their food supply was cut off. |
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| "Wealthy" farmers, subject to collectivazation, were relocated. Led to the largest famine in history. |
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| Murder and deportation of millions to labor camps in an attempt to consolidate power and remove enemies. |
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| leader of Nazi party, chancellor of Germany. Started WWII and the murder of millions of Jews. |
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| Founder of Fascist party in Italy |
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| Autobiography of Hitler written in prison, communists and Jews weakened Germany |
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| global economic crisis following US stock exchange collapse, ending at WWII |
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| Leader of SS Nazis, fight political and racial regime, built concentration camps |
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| Attack by Nazis on Jews following assassination of a German by a Jewish man. Stores and school etc attacked, dozens killed. Tens of thousands Jews arrested, tortured and murdered |
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| Communists set fire. Hitler siezed civil rights, gained unlimited power for the nect 4 years. His government was the Third Reich |
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| deprived Jews of their German citizenship and prohibited marriage between a German and a Jew. |
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| Roosevelt's package of reforms to give jobs, welfare, and security to financial markets. |
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| Destroyed by German air force in an attempt to cutoff republican supply line and terrorize citizens |
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| Rebel Commander aided by Hitler and Mussolini, winning the war, sent millions of republicans to jail. |
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| Policy by the west government to Germany, Italy, Japan agression leading up to WWII. attempted to negotiate peace, said Germany had mistreated the Versailles Treaty and feared fascist Germany to spread to the Soviet Union |
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| British prime minister, balance of power |
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Hitler met with leaders of Britain, France, and Italy to negotiate agreement giving Germany part of Czech. Chamberlain believed this would bring peace. Germany invaded Czech and took over the counrty
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| sub-human, jews, gypsies, slavs, marxists |
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| Code name for Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Russia, into Baltic nations. Defeated much of the Red army, destruction of communism and radical purification |
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