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Danish Resistance of German Occupation (Presentation)

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Danish Resistance of German Occupation (Presentation)

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-Originally neutral, invaded by Germany
-Hitler's Pet Canary
-Little effort at first, small resistance
-Jewish refuges/hiding places

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Looking dapper, ready to resist the Germans!

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OPCVL for Class: Secondary Source on Danish Resistance in Children's Literature

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OPCVL for Class: Secondary Source on Danish Resistance in Children's Literature

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Origin: Secondary source, likely to be in retrospect of the types of propaganda or messages found in Danish children's literature

Purpose: to inform readers of the elements of resistance and instilling of revolutionary spirit into children's education and literature in Denmark

Content: reflects the preservation of Jewish culture and people in the literature, images of unity against wickedness

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Danish Resistance in Children's Literature.doc

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The Danish Resistance in Children’s Literature by Jennifer Wharton  	World War II has captured the imagination of many writers of historical fiction. Apart from the Holocaust, one of the events or movements most often retold is the Danish resistance. Something about this period of Danish history ...

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"The Fighting Filipinos"

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Philippine Resistance of Japanese Occupation (Presentation)

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Philippine Resistance of Japanese Occupation (Presentation)

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-Guerilla warfare, ~260,000 organized
-Opposition to resistance:
-Kempeitai (Japanese military police)
-Makapili (Filipinos fighting for Japan)
-Widespread islands = obstacle to opposition
-Backed by US, other Allies

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liberation of Milan from German Control; independence back to the Italians

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vital to leading Allies to success

lead to D-day in June 1944

Supplied Allies with intelligence

disrupted German communication and supply lines

surrender of France 1940--> affected national pride

non-occupied region of France: Vichy France

Anti-British Sentiment

June 18 1940: Charles de Gualle addressed people of France--> fight against German

June 22, 1941--> all communist groups in France joined forces into one group

German attack on Russia led to growing numbers in French Resistance

by 1944 up to 100,000 members

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Italian Partisans- opposed the Italian Fascist Party and the German forces who occupied Italy

1943 fall of Mussolini regime--> Italian government supports allies

The Germans rescued Mussolini--> set up a puppet regime in the German occupied areas of Northern Italy

= more resistance among the people

guerrilla warfare= destroyed factories and military installations, attacked German troops

encouraged people to resist the occupation/control of the Fascists & Germany

communists, the socialists, and Christian democrats/monarchists.

gained support due to the inflation in Italy

food prices increased and led to hunger throughout the population

mountainous regions- limited supplies

partisans formed smaller groups of around 50 people to destroy/attack Nazis

no permanent base= reliance on the local populations for supplies

difficult to take down

established safe houses to supply weapons/ help wounded resistance fighters

Italians planned an uprising in 1944--> 15,000 civilians killed

Germans committed war crimes such as torture and rape

1945 uprising- attacked Bologna, Italy from German/Fascist control; German forces officially surrendered in Germany on May 2, 1945

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http://research.omicsgroup.org/index.php/Philippine_resistance_against_Japan
http://www.history.army.mil/books/wwii/MacArthur%20Reports/MacArthur%20V1/ch10.htm
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Partisan-Yugoslavian-military-force
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/world-war-two/resistance-movements/the-resistance-movement-in-yugoslavia/
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/world-war-two/resistance-movements/the-french-resistance/
http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/world-war-two/resistance-movements/the-danish-resistance/
http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/danishresistance.html
https://www.geni.com/projects/Italian-Resistance-Movements-during-WWII/25580
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/germans-slaughter-italian-civilians

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Also known as the National Liberation Army

"Europe's most effective anti-Axis resistance movement"

conducted by communist party of Yugoslavia

led by Marshal Josip Broz Tito

objectives: fight occupying forces, create federal communist state

The Partisans grew over 800,000 strong at its peak.

April 6, 1941: Yugoslavia invaded by Axis, primarily by Germany

Occupied by Germany and Italy

occupying forces instituted severe burdens on locals--> instilled hate

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