British Union of Fascists

England and France, debilitated by the loss of Russia through upheaval, could overcome Germany just with America's assistance. Wilson trusted that the estimations of the United States were indeed all inclusive estimations of peace and majority rule government. In 1918 Woodrow Wilson, the American president distributed his Fourteen Points which required a just peace taking into account the privileges of self determination of all countries and the setting up of a worldwide body, the League of…

lost sense of trust in democracy. These dictatorships ruled for many years during the interwar period. There were also many democracies across Europe and Asia during the interwar years. In India, democracy was used to unify the nation against the British. In China and Eastern Europe, there was also democracy that proved to be more successful…

it was based upon the vision of US President Wilson 's Fourteen Points, however in all actuality it was intended to handicapped person Germany. The significant terms of the 440 Articles of the Treaty were gone for obliterating the force of Germany. Union of Austria and Germany had been illegal. Germany had been made to repudiate all her abroad belonging and settlements, which were later on set as orders under the successful forces. To put it plainly, Germany had been denied of about a million…

Darlington, the owner of the mansion in the 1930’s, is a greatly appreciated British gentleman, who prefers to avoid confrontation and is quite easily influenced. These characteristics will cause trouble for Lord Darlington later in the story. However, he is very kind to his employees, with only a few exceptions. In some ways he does accept change and in some ways he does not. When having a conference with German, French, British and American delegates to discuss the situation in Germany,…

democratic socialism, and by a strong opposition to tyranny, oppression, and totalitarianism in both its fascist and Stalinist forms. He also fought briefly in the Spanish Civil War with the leftist Republicans against the far-right Nationalists. Overall, Orwell’s principal aim as a writer was to prompt a nation-wide discussion, and his books were intended for the UK public at large. Many British socialists of the time favored the Soviet…

There, he was elected to the Central Committee and Politburo of the CPY. At this time, he assumed many names for his underground party work, the most famous being Tito. Under the orders of Gorkić, Tito traveled to the Soviet Union, working in the Balkan section of the Communist International from February 1935 to October 1936. According to the New World Encyclopedia, Tito became a member of the Soviet Communist Party and the Soviet secret police (NKVD); in 1936, he returned…

through the perspective of a 1940’s British or French politician, you can see clearly how the former was to be prioritised. This was a war that had gripped a whole nation and the rapid military intervention by Germany and Italy soon meant that a seemingly civil matter, had in fact developed into full scale warfare. This ensured that the impact of the Civil War on Britain and France could not be disregarded. The matter had become a high priority within the British government, with it debated…

that the U.S.A was not part of the League was also a big weakness, since it has been established by Woodrow Wilson. If the country of the creator did not want to be part of the League, why would the rest of the countries be forced to follow it? The British cartoon ‘The Gap in the Bridge’ published in Punch on December 1919 agreed with this. It argued that the absence of the U.S.A prevented the League from functioning efficiently. It represented the “keystone” that would lead the League to…

blitzkrieg tactics. (c) The Winter War is when the Soviet Union took advantage of the weather and started to attack countries like Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland. (d) The Occupied France was when they were under surrender France was split into two. The North was controlled by the Germans and the South was controlled by Pro-German officials named Vichy France. (e) Winston Churchill was Britain’s prime minister and told the British to not let Germany win and take them over and that they…

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