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Adolf Hitler
Leader of the
Nazi
party in Germany in the 1930s
Treaty of Versailles
An agreement signed at the end of WWI that imposed lots of harsh restrictions on
Germany
Dictatorship
A style of politics that has a
leader
with complete authority and extreme nationalism
Nationalism
Having a high level of
pride
in your country
The BEF
British Expeditionary Force, they were well trained and equipped to fight in the
war
ARP Wardens
Air
Raid
Protection
wardens
The Blitz
A period of time when London was
bombed
during WWII
Blitzkrieg
Lightning
war - Hitler ordered
all
parts of the army to attack a country
Home Front
Life for
civilians
who did not go and fight
Appeasement
When
Britain
followed a policy of giving
Hitler
what he wanted to make him happy
When did WWII take place?
1939
-
1945
Why did Britain win the Battle of Britain?
They had a very good
radar
system
Key features of the Dunkirk Evacuation
Many soldiers were saved.
338,000
British soldiers were saved.
Different groups worked
together
to evacuate the soldiers. A fleet of ships and civilian boats were used
Rationing (Home Front)
Controlled the amount of food everyone had
Only allowed 3 pints of
milk
1
egg a week
This helped as they didn't have to use
ships
to transport food
Evacuation (Home Front)
Being
moved
from a dangerous situation
Children were evacuated to the
countryside
Introduced to save lives and to focus more on the
war
efforts
This helped as less people in cities were targets of
bombing
raids
ARP Wardens and Air raid shelters (Home Front)
Provided to
protect
people during bombing raids
Had to
pay
for tickets to stay in the London Underground shelters overnight
Introduced to reduce the chances of civilians being
killed
This helped as it protected people during
bombing
raids
Women's roles (Home Front)
Married
women told not to volunteer but they did anyway
Worked as
factory
workers,
nurses
, and for the Women Land Army
Allowed more
men
to join the armed forces
This helped as it allowed more food and
weapons
to be produced
Genocide
The mass
killing
of a large group of people
Concentration camp
Where prisoners were
forced
to carry out manual work or they were
killed
Antisemitism
The hatred and prejudice of
Jewish
people
Auschwitz
One of the most famous
concentration
camps
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