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German Reaction to the Treaty of Versailles German reaction to the Treaty of Versailles was generally an adverse one. The Germans were in many respects shocked by their defeat in the First World War. treaty of versailles • germany • november criminals • wwi • 11th november
Germany - Treaty of Versailles and the Post-war Economy, Part 1 While Hitler was building himself a party, Germany was going through traumatic times. Part 1 of this article looks at the Treaty and the Weimar Republic, and the people's reactions to them.
Germany - Treaty of Versailles and the Post-war Economy, Part 2 In Part 2, the effects of the deteriorating economic situation are examined, together with further details of Hitler's actions to widen his power base.
The Weimar Republic Weimar Republic is the unofficial name of the German government from 1918-1933. weimar republic • wwii • hitler • treaty of versailles • weirmar
Versailles and the Second World War In 1919, deputations from the victors of the first World War got together in the palace of the remote region of Versailles, to decide the fate of the vanquished. versailles • causes • world war one • world war two • treaty of versailles
Movie Review: NFB's Paris 1919 The NFB's docudrama Paris 1919, based on Margaret MacMillan's book, is a gripping study of six months that changed the world. 8/10. paris 1919 • national film board of canada • movie review • margaret macmillan • paul cowan
The Diplomatic Revolution of 1756 The Diplomatic Revolution of 1756 was the prelude to the Seven Years' War, establishing the alliances that would stand for the duration of the conflict. frederick the great silesia • diplomatic revolution • westminster convention • prussia great britain alliance • france austria alliance
Causes of World War I The assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand is credited with starting WWI. However, nationalism, colonialism and economic rivalries were all causes of World War I. wwi • world war i • nationalism • treaty of versailles • colonialism
The Bitter Peace of the Great War President Woodrow Wilson's attempt to "make the world safe for democracy" added to resentment among warring nations and paved the way for the Second World War. woodrow wilson • world war i • treaty of versailles • league of nations • henry cabot lodge
The Reasons for Appeasement, 1938 A number of factors affected Chamberlain's decision to follow the policy of appeasement in dealing with Adolf Hitler in the lead-up to World War Two. reasons for appeasement • chamberlain and hitler demands • inter-war period • effects of treaty of versailles • anglo-german relations
Versailles Hall of Mirrors Reopens Although the Hall of Mirrors was never completely closed to the public, it has now been reopened in its entirety after a $16 million restoration. chateau of versailles • hall of mirrors • palace of versailles • france • sun king
German Nationalism and the Lost Roman Legions Germany was the only European nation that the Romans never conquered. Since it never became part of the Empire, two vastly different cultures came to dominate Europe. adolf hitler • treaty of versailles • world war i • weimar republic • publius quinctilius varus
50 Years German Basic Law: A Lesson from Weimar With the German Bundestag and Government moving from Bonn to Berlin, this summer a historic circle will be closed: German politics have returned to where they started in 1871, after the foundation of the Reich by Bismarck. Unlike Bonn, Berlin had been a symbol for some of the worst episodes in German history. But the city that paved the way to disaster was Weimar, the former cultural capital of Goethe and Schiller. In the year 1919 the Assembly of Weimar approved contemporarily the Constitution of Weimar and the opprobrious peace treaty of Versailles, thus laying the grounds for the first unlucky democratic experience in modern Geman history. Fortunately the Germans have learned from the catastrophe of the Weimar Republic and the Basic Law approved in May 1949 has proven a solid ground on which the new democracy in Bonn could establish a stable democratic culture. The achievements of the Basic Law will even guarantee the stability and reliability of the new Berlin Republic. bonn • weimar • berlin • basic law • berlin-umzug
Martinmas, Armistice, Veterans' Day, November 11 Pagans observed November as their new year, a feast time, by killing animals. The tradition evolved to St. Martin's Eve, thence to Armistice Day, now Veteran's Day. veterans' day • november 11 • armistice day • daphne du maurier • house on the strand
The Life of Woodrow Wilson Like Theodore Roosevelt before him, Woodrow Wilson saw the President as the personal representative of the American people. the life of woodrow wilson • the 28th president of the united states • woodrow wilson's early years • woodrow wilson american civil war • woodrow wilson reconstruction
A History of Appeasement Part 2 The policy continued and the Allies'intelligence was so limited that it missed the opportunity to stop Hitler completely when he reoccupied the Rhineland. Ultimately appeasement ceased but by that time it was far too late.
A History of Appeasement - Part 1 Appeasement, in politics, is a dirty word but it is a policy stillused under other names. Can we learn any lessons from its use in dealing with Hitler?
EDITH WILSON, OUR FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT? Edith Wilson took on extraordinary powers during the illness of her husband, Woodrow Wilson. Some even felt she was acting as president. Was she our first woman president? woodrow wilson • wife • edith • president
The Führer Adolf Hitler, a nondescript Austrian volunteer in the Imperial German Army in 1918, with the rank of corporal, rose to the position of Chancellor of Weimar Germany in the space of 15 years. Roughly six years later he was on <i>Time</i> magazine's cover as "Man of the Year" for 1938 -- a grudging acknowledgment of Hitler's importance. hitler • nazi • nsdap • beerhall • weimar
The Deaths ofAustria and Czechoslovakia - Part 3 It is a perfectly valid argument that Munich is the military's shame. The combined Allied High Commands must have know Germany's military strength and should have insisted that their individual governments listen to whatever plan they might have presented to confront Hitler with force, and not talk.
British Use of Submarines in World War II Most people think the Royal Navy in World War II tended to concentrate upon efforts to defeat the German U boats. The British had a potent submarine force themselves. royal navy • world war ii • submarines • the british • malta
Kindertransport Before the Second World War As Nazi Germany began to expand aggressively in Europe in 1938 and there were rumours of war, concern began to grow for Jewish children in Germany and Europe. kindertransport • second world war • jewish children • refugees • czechoslovakia
The British Use of Submarines in World War II Most people think about the Royal Navy in World War II they tend to concentrate upon the British efforts to defeat the U boats rather than the Royal Navy's own force. the british use of submarines in world war ii • the royal navy's surprise assett in north africa • a small force • the over-stretched royal navy • north africa and malta
Austria-Hungary Although today they are two different countries, Austria and Hungary were once joined together in a dual monarchy which lasted from 1867 through World War I. austria-hungary • kingdom of hungary • magyars • nationalism • balkan wars
General Friedrich Olbricht As early as 1941 this decorated war hero began plotting against Adolf Hitler. general olbricht • general friedrich olbricht • operation valkyrie • plot to kill hitler • world war i
Japan's Road to War Japan's entry into a new front of World War II was, like Germany's, based in the events of previous wars. world war ii in the pacific • japan and world war ii • world war in asia.japanese empire • japan and world war i • sino-japanese war
Review -- Keynes and the Market by Justyn Walsh John Maynard Keynes as an economist and government advisor had a significant world impact through his ideas. Less well known is that he made a fortune from investing. john maynard keynes • the general theory of employment interest and mone • warren buffet • economic consequences of the peace • financial investment principles
Sir William Orpen Through his portraits, self-portraits, scenes of war or quiet rooms, the works of artist William Orpen reveal a many-faceted talent. william orpen • irish artists • portrait artists • john singer sargent • augustus john
The 1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic An epidemic of global proportions that had far reaching consequences influenza pandemic 1918-1919 • spanish flu • influenza pandemic mortality • influenza pandemic first wave • influenza pandemic second wave
The ABWEHR. (1866-1944) The German intelligence agency fot the High Command in World War One and World War Two. hitler • himmler • heydrich • canaris • patzig
The Accidental Army Documentary The 1914-1920 Czech Legion is the focus of a new documentary entitled "The Accidental Army: The Amazing True Story of the Czechoslovak Legion" by the Czech Legion Project czech legion • freedom fighters • czech legion project • “the accidental army" • the amazing true story of the czechoslovak legion
The German Use of Submarines in World War II When Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime had begun the process of German rearmament they had been almost as keen to build U-boats again as military aircraft, and tanks. submarines • u-boats • wwii • german navy • admiral reader
The Savoy Dynasty of Italy King Vittorio Emanuele II oversaw the unification of Italy in 1861, and his successors in the Savoy dynasty ruled until they were overthrown nearly a century later. italy • savoy dynasty • king vittorio emanuele ii • king umberto i • king vittorio emanuele iii
Tian'anmen Square Is Must-See Site in Beijing Tian'anmen Square is known for a bloody student revolt, but it's much more than that. It is the heartbeat of a city. The Chinese flock there when anything major occurs. tian'anmen square • tian'anmen massacre in 1989 • must-see sites in beijing • things to do in beijing • forbidden city
Winning Issues in Presidential Elections Presidents of the United States have largely been chosen for what they could do for the economy and society. Some notable elections have turned on events far from home. issues in presidential elections • domestic versus international issues • foreign policy in elections • presidential elections • successful presidential candidates
1936 The Year of Big Events Three British Kings, Hitler's Rhineland march, Olympic Champion Jesse Owens, and the Spanish Civil War were featured in 1936 headlines. 1936 the year of big events • three kings clouds of war olympic champion spanish • king george v died january 20 1936 • king edward abdication december 11 1936 • king george vi became king december 11 1936
Defying Hitler In this powerful book, Sebastian Hafner details his experiences in Germany during Hitler's rise to power and World War Two who resisted nazis • sebastian haffner • why did germans allow hitler to come to power • german jews • oliver pretzel
Europe and the Search for Peace After 1918 The search for peace pre-occupied European leaders after the end of World war 1. The League of Nations was created to safeguard world peace but it failed in this purpose league of nations and world peace • search for peace after worldwar 1 • woodrow wilson and world peace • locarno agreements in europe • failure of collective security
France in North America. All students of history know that France had once vast colonies in North America. Even today, more than four hundred and fifty years after Jacques Cartier's voyage, France's tricolour still floats on a group of small islands south of Newfoundland! saint pierre • miquelon
Hitler's Involvement in Politics Within the space of two years, Hitler transformed the German Workers' Party from a small and ineffective party to a large and powerful political party in Germany. hitler and the rise of the nazi party • hitler's involvment in the german workers' party • hitler and the nazis • hitler as leader of the nazi party • adolf hitler
Independence v. Canada Day
A look at the similarities and differences in how Canada and the U.S.' national holidays are celebrated. independence day • united states • dominion • canada day • fireworks
Munich 1938 In September 1938, an international crisis developed around the future of a little known area of then Czechoslovakia, populated mostly by ethnic Germans, and known as <i>Sudetenland</i>. The British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, believed he could defuse this crisis through direct negotiations with Hitler. chamberlain • hitler • third reich • nazi • czech
Normandy Travel Facts & Trivia Northern France: Information on the Museum for the Peace, the Charles De Gaulle Memorial, D-Day beaches, Mont St Michel, and Memorials at Pointe du Hoc & Omaha. normandy travel facts • bayeux tapestry • joan of arc rouen • william the conqueror caen • mont st michel trivia
OIAF 2008: Brainwashed! Propaganda Animation Karl F. Cohen showcases Brainwashed! Cartoons that Tell Us What to Think at the 2008 Ottawa International Animation Festival ottawa international animation festival • professor karl f. cohen • brainwashed! cartoons that tell us what to think • propaganda animation • the sinking of the lusitania
Origins of World War II - A Realistic View Could a world war have been avoided? Yes, but that is of little consolation to those of us who have to live with the consequences.
Presidential Election Cliffhangers American Presidential elections generally produce a clear preference among candidates. But the winners of close races have produced history-altering results. close presidential elections • historic presidential elections • elections that changed history • close races for president • presidential candidates
Scuttling of the High Seas Fleet Interned at the close of World War One in Scotland the German fleet chose to scuttle itself at anchor rather than surrender november 21 1918 • treaty versailles • last commander of the fleet • june 21 1919 • paragraphe elf bestatigen
The Obligations of Supreme Command In the book Supreme Command, Eliot Cohen argues that rather than allowing the military to run wars, civilian political leadership has an important ovresight obligation. In the words of Clemenceau, "War is too important to be left to generals." supreme command • eliot cohen • civilian control
The Presidency of Herbert Hoover Beginning in the very first year of his Presidency, the Great Depression became the most memorable feature of Herbert Hoover's Presidency. herbert hoover • the great depression • worst presidents of the united states • secretary of commerce • tax increase
U.S and the Search for World Peace After 1918 After World War I, the U.S adopted a policy of Isolationism. However, it remained committed to the search for world peace through disarmament. Both policies failed. world war 1 and isolationism • u.s and disarmament • hitler and versailles treaty • u.s and german economy after world war 1 • woodrow wilson and league of nations |
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