Sudetenland

This investigation focuses on how Hitler and Mussolini co-operated in the inter-war period , which led to the Rome-Berlin Axis in 1936. I will focus on how the Abyssinian Crisis, the Spanish Civil War and Hitler’s ambitions for Anschluss, including their common ideologies and enemies, as well as their aggressive foreign policies. I have chosen this topic to understand how the two leaders needed each other in order to revise the consequences of the Versailles Treaty, as well as their envy for…

On April 20th, 1889, a man was born in the town of Braunau am Inn, Austria-Hungary. That man came to be known as Adolf Hitler. When he was three, he moved from his hometown in Austria-Hungary to Germany. As a child, he had an interest in becoming an artist. He also became obsessed with German nationalist ideas, despising the declining House of Habsburg. However, when his younger brother died in 1900, he became increasingly detached. After his father’s death, his mother permitted him to drop out…

Oskar Schindler was a brave, unlikely hero of World War 2. He was a Nazi who saved Jews. Oskar Schindler had many roles that led him to contribute in a big way and have a big impact on many lives. He saved more lives than any other single man in World War 2. Oskar Schindler was a native German who was born into a privileged family. He was not an academic student and attended trade school instead of college. In 1928 he was called into military service and on return he worked for his father in a…

Then he sought to gain the Sudetenland back and won it with the Munich Treaty in 1938. In September of the same year Germany invaded Poland. “While all of this was going on Hitler was also changing life inside Germany he used the Nazi regime to change many aspects of life and at this…

America has many reputations. It can be seen in many different perspectives. To some people it lives up to being the defender of the free world and democracy. Some people may think that America is hypocritical. The image the country portrays depends on the time and place in its history. During WWII it played a big role in defeating the axis power. Without America’s involvement the results would have been drastically different. Post WWII America became one of the most influential countries of the…

12. In the 1930’s, over sixty percent of books held in libraries were taken away because they were considered “harmful” to the Soviet Union. In just one year, 779 579 books in Moscow were either destroyed or lost because of specific contents that were against the idealogies of the Soviet leadership. As a result, the Soviet people had only access to content that was supportive of Stalin which meant the abilties of critisizing the government were not possible. B. Benito Mussolini/Italy (Class…

The world has known many great leaders, however, in my opinion President Franklin Roosevelt has made the biggest impact on our economy and government in this century. Roosevelt began a new era in American history by ending the Great Depression and helping the Second World War come to an end. Without Roosevelt who knows where this country could have gone? In 1929, the U.S. suffered from a stock market crash. This crash set off a train reaction that plunged the U.S. into what is known as the…

The Treaty of Versailles was very significant for Germany from 1919-1939, Germany had major political, economical, financial, and military issues after the War Guilt Clause was made and they lost so much as well as having to take responsibility for the entirety of WW1. After WW1 most of the nations did not want to fight anymore however the Allied Powers did want the Germans to pay due to the damage they did to their countries whether it was economically or physically. This is why the Germans…

World War II is one of the most well-known wars to have ever been fought. It is known throughout history for being one of the largest and bloodiest conflicts to ever take place. It lasted a long, grueling six years from 1939 to 1945 and had detrimental effects on not only Europe, but the entire world. The war resulted in not only the deaths of millions of soldiers but civilians as well. Additionally, two new world super powers emerged after the war had ended and a Cold War between capitalism and…

Claus von Stauffenberg was conceived in Jettingen, on fifteenth November, 1907. His dad was Privy Chamberlain to the King of Bavaria, and his mom was granddaughter of the Prussian general August Wilhelm Anton Graf von Gneisenau (1760-1831). As a young fellow he was an individual from the Hitler Youth. A brilliant understudy, at nineteen he turned into an officer cadet. Alan Bullock, the creator of Hitler: A Study in Tyranny (1962) has contended: "He (Claus von Stauffenberg) was a splendid…