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Saraievo
where franz was assisinated
Max Plank
founder of quantom mechanics
einstein
space and time are relative
bohr
internal laws of the atom
heisenberg
uncertainty prinicple
Sorel
myths are more powerful then reason
bergson
presented a new idea of epistemology; real knowledge in intuitive
schopenhauer
will is the stronger power in man, it often overwhelms reason
Wilhelm II
came to power after bismark, began a great build up of power
bosnian crisis
austria-hungary sought to annex bosnia, looked to russians
who supported serbia
russia
schlieffen plan
was german generals plan in WWI
Verdun
german assult on fortified french town/bloodest battle
Somne River
1st of july/ french and british try to break german lines here
Henry Petain
hero of Verdun
Tannenberg
1914 battle after which stalemate occured
Galipoli
in the bay south of tukery territory... allied forces try to attack but it failed 250,000 men die
us enters war what year WW1
1917
Ludendorff
head of german army removes Wilhem II
representatives of the paris peace confrence
david lloyd george-england
orlando-italy
wilson-US
george clemenceasu-france
Treaty of Versailles
limited germany
brought poland back
germany limited to 100,000 army
Decline of the west
by spengler
treaty of brest litoysk
takes russia out of the way
nikolas I
decembrist revolution against nikolas I
Alexander II
reformists Czar attempted to make economic reform while retaining political autocracy, freed serfs but didnt help... was killed
Alexander III
perfected the police state, incouraged russia industrialization
Nikolas II
last of the czars, ends the romanov dynasty, his army lost to japan
agreed to parlament of duma
world war 1 for russia
defeated at tannenberg
march revolution russia
nikolas II overthrown lead by krevensky
bolshivik revolution/october revolution
lenin was helped by his commrades stalin and trosky
overthrew krevensky
NEP
new economic policy=allows pockets of capatilism to remain
show trials
stalin being a jerk and killing people
the brown shirts
a private army mussolini created, they marched on rome, mussolini was made prime minister
Putoch
hilter's army tired to breate an uprising in munich
Hindenburg
president of germany, gave hitler some power
Enabling Act
gave permission to chancellor (hitler) to pretty much rule
3rd reich
-disband free trace
-united churches with state purposes
Goebbels
head of depetartment of propaganda "ministry of public enlightning"
facism in 1930
-portugual also established a dictatorship

france=movements against popular front were facist
england=motley headed the facist party
US=roosevlet delt with crypto-fascist
Locarno Pact
Germany/france/belgium guarantee nonaggression
kellog-brian pact
agreement signed by many nations outlawing war
The anschluss
nazi troops march into austria
Sudetenland
portion of CS populated largely by germans
munich confrence of september
hitler/english/chamberlain and french reps talking about invading CS
pact of steel
italy/germany's packed with each other
starting at WW2 order of german attack
poland
denmark
Norway
Benelux
france
Vichy
german controlled part of france
spring 1941
invaded greece and yugoslavia, invaded SU in June to Stalins surprise
Battle of Midway
june 1942 in the pacific
battle of el alamein
summer 1942 in north africa
battle of stalingrad
february 1943
Malta feb 1945
meeting stalin,churchill, fdr
dividing line is "iron curtain"
truman doctrine
give aid to those fighting communism
marshall plan
june 5, 1947 economic revitalization of W europe