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| The policy of rounding up Jews from the ghettos and sent to death camps. |
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| The attack on Russia from Germany. |
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| Japanese victory, which showed Japan, had arrived as a world power |
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| - British Prime Minister who thought he had “Peace for our time”. A Joke. |
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| Communist leader of China who came to power after World War 2. |
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| An bomber target that was easy |
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| Then nationalist party in China. |
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| Dictator who led Germany into World War 2 and masterminded the Holocaust. |
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| Gave Hitler the power to rule by his spoken word and pass laws at a whim. |
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| Agreement between Japan, Italy, and Germany to support one another. |
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| Means “The Joining”- and was when Germany took over Austria. |
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| Hitler’s second private army who ran the concentration camps. |
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| Site of two nuclear detonations in Japan. |
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| Paramilitary group for Hitler- his first private army |
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| The Allied invasion of Normandy France in June of 1944. |
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| Propaganda minister for Hitler. |
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| Stationed in Italy 2nd largest in the world. |
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| Nationalist leader of the Kuomintang in China. |
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| Hitler’s autobiography and call to arms- written while in jail. |
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| The area of Western Czechoslovakia that Germany took over |
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| French and British leaders got signed agreement from Hitler and Hitler got Sudetenland. |
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| Major German defeat in Russia in 1942- turning point in war. |
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| Major American naval victory over Japan in the Spring of 42- 4 Japanese carriers sunk |
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| American Bomber which delivered punishment to Germany in a huge way. |
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| Revolt against the Shogunate but represented the transformation of Japan in the late 1800’s. |
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| Hitler’s number two man who ran the Luftwaffe. |
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| Led the victorious rebels in the Spanish Civil War. |
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| The belief that Jews were born enemies of all proper German values and traitors to the nation. |
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| Hitler’s most loyal colleague who ran the SS and Gestapo and ran the concentration camps. |
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| Oil Refinery that was a major target of the allies in World War 2 |
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| In June of 1934 when the leaders of the SA were murdered by the SS. |
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| Prohibited social contacts between Jews and Aryans. |
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| Area of Germany West of the Rhine river that they reoccupied with a small army. |
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| New title for Supreme leader. |
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| Agreement between Italy and Germany that made them allies in case of war. |
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| The brutal massacre and rape of Chinese in 1937. |
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| a surprise military strike by the Japanese Navy against the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii, just before 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, December 7, 1941.2403 Americans lost their lives. |
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| A violent attempt to overthrow the government, Hitler attempted in Nov 1923 and ended up in prison. |
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