This event marks the beginning of WWII.

The German invasion of Poland, 1939

The German invasion of Austria, 1938

The German invasion of Czechoslovakia, 1938

What did girls in Nazi Germany believe their role was?

To have as many pure, Aryan babies as possible

To fight for the Fuhrer to the death

To defend the home while the men were away fighting

Why was Helen's father able to get into the United States?

The United States wasn't accepting very many German citizens, but was willing to take Lithuanian citizens

The United States wanted German citizens, but was willing to take in Lithuanian citizens

The United States didn't want anymore Lithuanian citizens

Helen's father was able to pay for a visa

How did Germany justify invading Poland?

they said that Poland attacked them first

they said Poland rightly belonged to them

they said Poland was planning to help the British in the war

they said the Poland deserved to be attacked

How was Auschwitz different from other concentration camps?

it was a death camp, with the goal of exterminating the Jews

it was a work camp and the others were death camps

What was required of all German children when they turned 13?

they had to join the Hitler Youth

they had to give the Hitler salute

they had to study Mein Kampf, the book Hitler wrote

What event was the direct cause of Kristallnacht?

Herschel Grynspan murdered a Nazi leader because his family was deported

Herschel Grynspan set fire to the Reichstag because he didn't like Hitler

Alfons Heck attempted to murder Hitler

Alfons Heck murdered a Nazi leader

The Germans invaded Poland, Belgium, and France by using:

Blitzkrieg - a fast moving attack of tanks, planes and trucks

dropping bombs on the capital cities every night for months

fighting their air forces in the air

Check all of the punishments Germany recieved after their loss in World War I.

Had to pay 33 billion dollars in reparation

Had to accept all responsibility for the war

Had to reduce their army and get rid of their air force

Had to give land to the United States

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According to the Nazi party, a person of pure German blood

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This is the German word for a style of warfare that involves the use of overwhelming and sudden force against the enemy.

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Parallel Journeys Chapters 1-6

The Prejudice, discrimination, dislike and persecution of Jews.

According to the Nazi party, a person of pure German blood

Systematic killing of a racial or cultural group.

The intentional murder of Jews, gypsies, Jehovahs Witnesses, and other whom Adolf Hitler and his Nazi followers deemed "undesirable".

Night of Broken Glass, when Nazis attacked Jews throughout Germany.

False or partly false information used by a government or political party intended to sway the opinions of the population.

This is the German word for a style of warfare that involves the use of overwhelming and sudden force against the enemy.

This event marks the beginning of WWII.

The German air force

"lightning warfare" which overwhelms the enemy with sudden force

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