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26 Cards in this Set

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Atomic Bomb
the bombs that were dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Gestapo
secret police
Kamikaze
Japanese suicide pilots
Juden
German for "Jews"
Blitzrieg
German "lightning war" tactics
Axis Powers
consisted of Germany, Italy, and Japan
D-Day
when the allied troops landed on Omaha Beach
Midway
U.S victory over Japan off Midway Island
Battle of the Bulge
Final German assult on Belgium and Luxemburg
Pearl Harbor
Naval Base in Hawaii; site of surprise Japanese aerial attack in 1941
Land-lease
alllowed the U.S to lend weapons to allies
Appeasement
meeting demands of a hostile power in order to avoid war
Fuhrer
Hitler's made up name for himself means "Absolute Leader"
Holocaust
An attempt to genocide that specifically targeted Jews
Facism
political philosophy that advocates a strong nationalistic dictatorship
Death Marches
marches that lasted for months for Jews, marching from camp to camp where many died
Final Solution
to kill every Jew in Europe
Harry Truman
U.S president for the last part of the war
Adolf Hitler
the chancelor of Germany during the Holocaust (1933-1945)
Dwight Eisenhower
supreme allied commander of Europe
Hideki Tojo
emperor of Japan
Winston Churchill
Prime Minister of Britain
Benito Mussolini
dictator of Italy
Japanese Americans
American citizens with Japanese descent
Selective Service Act
the law in 1940 that all men between 21-35 had to register to military service
Auschwitz
a very well known Death Camp in Poland