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Who was an early supporter of strategic bombing and the military superiority of Air Forces?
General Giulio Douhet
Who argued that command of an ememy's air space and subsequent bombing of industrialized centers would be so disruptive and destructive that pressure for peace would be overwhelming?
General Giulio Douhet
Who was the Fuhrer (leader) of the German National Socialist party?
Adolf Hitler
What did Hitler promise the German people?
that he would overturn the Versailles Treaty and secure additional Lebensraum (living space)
When did the depression hit Germany?
early 1930's
When did Hitler become the German chancellor?
1933
How was the new German Army and "Blitzkrieg" different from the rest of the world?
while other countries were disarming, they were preparing for war
When did WWII begin and who was the aggressor?
WWII began in 1930, Germany was the aggressor - later joined in 1940 by Italy and in Dec 1941 by Japan.
What did the war start out based on and later become reliant on?
the war began based on military technical tactics and blitzkriegs and later became a war reliant on industry and mass production
When did Germany first invade Poland and by what tactic?
1 SEP 1939 executing its first "Blitzkrieg" (lightning attack)
Which new technologies and tactics did the German Army employ to win victories in the west against unprepared and ill-equipped Armies?
highly trained parachute troops tog et behind enemy lines, stuka (airplanes) for close air support, tanks to shock the enemy, used surprise as a psychological weapona nd boosted the morale of their troops with lightning fast advances
Who was the Sutenland province of Czechoslovakia largely populated by?
ethnic Germans
At the Munich Conference in Sep 1938, what area did Great Britain and France agree to allow Germany to annex (occupy)?
Sudetenland province of Czech
What cost Czechoslovakia its fortifications and most of its industry?
the Annexation on 6 Oct 1938
When did the Czech president (Emil Hacha) sign over control on Czechlovakia to Germany with no need for war?
15 March 1939, coerced by pressures and trhreats
The Britisha nd French policy towards Hitler's Germany was simply _______.
appeasement
When did France and Great Britain declare war on Germany?
3 Sep 1939
Who did Hitler turn his attention too following the successful invasions of Denmark and Norway in April 1940?
France, Holland and Belgium.
In which operation did a total of 693 ships bring 338,226 people back Britain and all heavy equipment was abandoned and left in France?
Operation Dynamo.
Which amphibious and air plan operation designed to destroy British industry was never carried out?
Operation Sea Lion.
When did Hitler sign a non aggression pact with the USSR?
1939