This group believed that order in society could only come through a (a)   .

: By 1926, (a)   became the dictator in Russia.

He tried to __________________ the nation using __________________ .

(a)  

Stalin used (a)   to punish his political enemies.

Postwar Germany’s political and economic problems gave rise to the (a)   Party.

It called for Germany to (a)   .

One of its early recruits was (a)   .

In 1933, the German president appointed him (a)   .

In Japan, military officers blamed the country’s problems on (a)   .

They believed Japan was destined to (a)   .

To get the resources it needed, Japan had to (a)   .

In 1938, Hitler invaded __________________ and announced the __________________ with Germany

(a)  

Hitler claimed a part of Czechoslovakia called the (a)   .

Britain and France agreed to Hitler’s demands at the __________________ , a policy that came to be known as __________________ .

(a)  

In August 1939, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a(n) (a)   .

The non-aggression Pact allowed Germany to focus on the invasion of (a)  

Not fighting with Russia for a time also allowed Germany to focus on war with __________________ and __________________ .

(a)  

Germans used a new type of warfare called (a)   for the invasion.

Blitzkrieg used __________________ and __________________ to break through and encircle enemy positions.

(a)  

German troops then launched an attack on Western Europe, forcing the Allies to evacuate from the city of (a)   .

Three weeks later, (a)   surrendered to Germany.

The new prime minister of __________________ , __________________ , vowed never to surrender.

(a)  

An air battle called (a)   followed.

Britain used __________________ to detect German bombers, so Hitler cancelled the __________________ .

(a)  

What led to the beginning of World War II in Europe, and Germany’s early successes?