Rearmament - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Hitler () - Fascist leader of Germany. () Peron () - Fascist leaders of Argentina () Stalin () - Communist leader of the Soviet Union. () Castro (1965- ) - Communist leader of Cuba (1965- ) Hitlers Policies - Targeted groups: Communists, Brown Shirts, Jews Policies: Rearmament and Expansion of Germany Stalin Policies - Domestic: Gender equality, Gender Equality Economy: Five Year plan (Controlling war productions), planned economies, Land reform (collectivization)

1955 When Warsaw Pact was created. Aim of Warsaw Pact Collective security for all of the members Reality of the aim of The Warsaw Pact Largely served to the interest of the Soviet Union. What prompted the creation of The Warsaw Pact? West Germany joined NATO in 1955. Members of The Warsaw Pact Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania and The Soviet Union. When and where was The Warsaw Pact singed? Signed in Poland in 1955 ...

Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) Paper 1 Latest Updates Treaty of Versailles signed - 28th June 1919 Treaty of Neuilly (Bulgaria) - 1919 Treaty of Trianon (Hungary) - 1920 Treaty of Sèvres (Turkey) - 1920 Treaty of St Germain (Austria) - 1919 Wall Street Crash and Great Depression - 1929 Manchurian Crisis - 1932 Disarmament Conference - 1934 Stresa Front - 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement - 1935 Abyssinian Crisis - 1935/1936 Anti-Comintern Pact - 1936 Rome ...

Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) Paper 1 Latest Updates Treaty of Versailles signed - 28th June 1919 Treaty of Neuilly (Bulgaria) - 1919 Treaty of Trianon (Hungary) - 1920 Treaty of Sèvres (Turkey) - 1920 Treaty of St Germain (Austria) - 1919 Wall Street Crash and Great Depression - 1929 Manchurian Crisis - 1932 Disarmament Conference - 1934 Stresa Front - 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement - 1935 Abyssinian Crisis - 1935/1936 Anti-Comintern Pact - 1936 Rome ...

How successful was welfare provision, 1918-39 Introduction: - Unemployment was the most pressing issue (never below one million, peaking at 3 million) - Governments wanted to help fix unemployment but also balance the books (retrenchment) - 1911 national insurance scheme wasn't adequate for the 3.5 million returning soldiers - Also key shortages in housing and the lack of pensions - Overall pensions appear successful due to lack of tinkering but really because of limited options for ref...

**The Rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party: Expansionism, Militarism, and Aggression** This document examines the factors that contributed to Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany, highlighting his expansionist goals, the policy of appeasement adopted by Western powers, and the series of aggressive actions taken by the Nazi regime leading up to World War II. Key Topics Covered: - Hitler’s Goals - The Policy of Appeasement - Rearmament and Military Expansion - Key Events Leading...

This document is a summarisation of History/Humanities/Global Politics subjects concerning the League of Nations. It also encapsulates the structure of the League of Nations as well as it's flaws and the backbone as to how the United Nations was later formed. This provides insight into a few causes for World War II and provides a well thought out and unbiased look into the failures and successes of the League of Nations. All countries that were involved are also mentioned and the whole topic co...

A complete overview of the social, political, economic and military developments in Britain between 1919 and 1939. Includes statistics, timelines and historian views on the changes in interwar Britain. Made for the CIE/CAIE A level History syllabus but can be used for other exam boards. Covers the following topics: - How and why did politics change in this period? (The growth and periods in power of the Labour Party and its leadership, The changing fortunes of the Conservative and Liberal Parti...

Is a complete timeline of the developments in international relations in the 1930s. Analyses the successes and failures of the League of Nations in the 1930s. Made for the CIE/CAIE A level History (9489) syllabus (international option) but can be used for other exam boards. Covers the following topics: - How did the rise of extremism affect international relations? (Impact of the Great Depression on political ideologies, Impact of the rise of dictatorships on relations between powers, Foreign r...

Summary for IB History Paper 1; The Move to Global War; German and Italian expansionism. Perfect and complete notes that include all you need to succeed in Paper 1