Final Project world history by Cathlene Osana https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19 I can't put 2 pictures in 1 so I separated them, I got them all in our notes. en-us 2022-05-20 20:00:59 UTC 2026-01-21 18:24:44 UTC hello@padlet.com Treaty of Versailles (1919) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194065130 Germany had to accept a lot of rules I think so one here they are 
-They have to evacuate the Rhineland
-Taking the military from the Rhineland and needs to be allowed to be occupied by Allied troops 
-Reducing the Army and Navy
-Abandoning the Air-force 
-Admitting that they have the responsibility for causing the War
-Pay the damages 
-Germany only agreed to the terms because the allies threatened to continue the war  

I don't think I have a significant relation with this. I mean Russia and Ukraine is in War right now that's all I know. I don't have any prior knowledge between those 2 countries, so I'll just zip my mouth about it.


]]> 2022-05-21 17:50:56 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194065130 Hitler after WW1 (1920) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194065710 Hitler worked as a spy, spying on a small political party called "The National Social German Workers Party" also known as "NAZI" while spying on them he liked their ideas and later on he joined them and left the Army in 1920. Hitler became the leader NAZI Party. Extreme Nationalist which we're going to learn about more about fascism.  The failure of the Weimer Republic and the republic's anger at the treaty of Versailles he took this opportunity as his topic. He never liked communism and democracy. He used SA and BROWN SHIRTS to eliminate his opponents and of course to serve him. 

I mean having friends to be back me up is nice but only for good reasons.
 

]]> 2022-05-21 17:51:52 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194065710 Nazi propaganda (January 1933) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194066672 what exactly is Propaganda?

So, propaganda is you spreading false or (partially) true information to control the public opinion, biased, basically controlling everything including their own opinions. Nazi propaganda. So, Propaganda can be found everywhere. 

Nazi propaganda is making Hitler look good you know acting as a savior of Germany like they only show the "good" side of him or the things they do, and it shows that they're confident and powerful, of course it wouldn't be complete if he didn't share his opinions on somethings like the Anti-Jew. 

Anti-Jew: Possibly ever problem they have, Jews were to blame. He made Jews look bad. He treated them like they're not a human, just creating a foul image. 

I may have encountered somethings like this before, I'm not sure. Maybe campaigns. ]]> 2022-05-21 17:53:48 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194066672 Concentration camps (March 1933) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194067411 Kristallnacht or the night of broken glass, 1000 synagogues were destroyed, homes burned down, businesses looted, 30000 Jews arrested. That's where the Holocaust begins so, Hitler wanted a Pure country, and the targets are Jews, Romans, Slavs, Poles, Serbs, political opponents, homosexual, people with special needs, Catholics and Communists. The concentration camp is divided into 2 camps they are Death Camps and Work Camps.

Death camps have efficient murder machines, asphyxiation with poison gas, shooting, death vans, 2,700,000 jews killed in DC's, 6000 jews passed each day at Auschwitz and it usually happens in one day.
Ghettos > Railcar > Camp > gas chamber. 

(FUTURE)

Works Camps: They are slaves. They work to supply Hitler's war machines, worked till it's their last breath, little or no food at all, Jews who's unstable to work will be killed, labor prisoners were forced to run up 186 steps out of a stone quarry while carrying heavy boulders. 

And again, I have no rights or witness someone who did this in front of me or me doing it. In other words, I have no significant connect with this except learning from school. 



 ]]> 2022-05-21 17:54:18 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194067411 Nuremberg laws (1935) and Ghettos (1938) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069349 Brief History about this timeline so Hitler thinks that the "Aryans" is much more superior, and he used antisemitism. He blamed the Jews, their issues after WW1, he basically accused them of betraying Germany. In November 1938 a Jewish teen, 17-year-old, shot a German Diplomat in Paris for deporting his dad back to Poland. 

The Nuremberg laws began in 1935. What's inside that law is taking every human right from them like preventing them from marrying non-jews and jews, taking their citizenships, taking their protection from them, they can't open their own business nor to have fair trials. 

After those horrible things happened some Jews tried to leave Germany to Europe and United States but millions, they got rejected but some Jews stayed behind, Hitler started the "Final Solution". Jews were forced to live in poor conditions. The Ghettos are the holding areas before concentration camps. 

They were to force to move and live in different part of ghettos, only had a day or less or to move into ghettos. Only limited belongings, Clothes, food, some families were separated. Living in the Ghettos were horrible because they can't go out, the food was rationalized by the NAZIS, 300 calories daily, no medicine to illness. 

The only connection I have with this is learning it from the class.  ]]> 2022-05-21 17:56:50 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069349 Countries not satisfied (1936) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069729 Italy and Japan weren't satisfied. For Italy, they agreed to join in the Allied powers, the allies promised something. Of course, they realized that the dreams of greatness, there pride had been crumbled, stepped on. Bennito Mussolini's dictatorship came into being 3 years after the treaty was signed amidst anger and dismay over its provisions. Japan on the other hand was in the winning side in World War 1.
In the east, Japan was a rising colonial power and expected to be treated accordingly. 
The Japanese leaders had arrived in Paris expecting significant returns, including the chance to influence China's domestic policy and Germany's Pacific colonies. 
Japanese leaders at Versailles, however, felt humiliated by their peer powers. They weren't treated equally, and this prompted them to feel humiliated by their peers.
West were constantly attempting to restrict Japan's influence.

Once again, I have no relation with this except feeling the humiliation when it comes to something important for someone and that person treated me not the same anymore.
  
]]> 2022-05-21 17:57:35 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069729 Pearl Harbor (1941) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069899 Japan invaded Indochina and China. The United States placed an embargo on Japan prohibiting its export of steel, scrap iron, and aircraft fuel. They thought attacking America was easy, hoping that their territories will be theirs. 

America was 2 hours late when they cracked the code Japan sent, of course it lasted 2 hours. This is the moment they used the radar for the first time, officers dismissed the radar reports as flights coming from San Francisco.

I guess it's me trying to figure it out what on earth is happening around in this world or me in my math class. :))
 
]]> 2022-05-21 17:57:55 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194069899 Battle of Stalingrad (1942) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070159 Hitler promised that he'll give half of Poland to him as long as he promise that he wont get involve with the fight. Hitler hated the Communist because of the fear. Nazi invaded France allowing them to move in Soviet Union and this operation would be knows as "Operation Barbarossa", Germany thought that they are primitive thinking it would be easy win. Of course, The invasion shocked the Soviets, Hitler commanded his men to prepare for invasion within a year, they destroyed more if its Soviet Military, this making the Soviet-German  the largest and most costly conflict in all of History. 

In 1942, Hitler launched a major summer offensive aimed at destroying the Soviets' resistance. If Hitler hadn't intervened, Stalingrad might have been taken with ease because the Soviets had exhausted their manpower and supplies during the Winter Fight. Hitler sent his troops to the south, Caucasus; which allowed them to organize more time for its defenses in Soviet. 

By October 24, the city was in shambles of course Stalin didn't give the city named after him. Hitler wanted the city for propaganda. On January 10 1943, the Soviets commenced their full scale assault called "Operation Uranus" 

I have no connection with this timeline at all except being betrayed and letting my guards down.  ]]> 2022-05-21 17:58:29 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070159 Hiroshima/Nagasaki (1945) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070425 Albert Einstein warned them that Germany was building a bomb, of course the U.S made one too in secret, they call it "Manhattan project" and it was lead by J.Robert Oppenheimer and the bomb was tested on New Mexico. Japan on the other hand isn't giving up that easily. Leaders from the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany  met in Potsdam, Germany from July 17 to August 2, 1945 to discuss strategies for ending the Pacific War. 

Why did they drop it?
Japan refused the declaration 
The US didn't want to invade Japan 
They argued that  the use of the atomic bomb would have a tremendous impact on Japan 
This will save the lives of hundreds of thousands of US troops.

On August 6, 1945, Paul W, Tibbets and his crew dropped the Bomb on Hiroshima. 
Code Name on the bomb: Little Boy
Death: 237,000
Another bomb
Code name on the bomb: Fat man 
Death: 135,000

Japan eventually surrendered to the Allied Power on August 14, 1945. Emperor Hirohito accepted the Potsdam Declaration. 
Official Signing of the surrender: September 2, 1945. 

Still the same statement, I have nothing to say on this timeline nor I have relation/connection on it. ]]> 2022-05-21 17:59:07 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070425 Economic Problems (September 1945) 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070702 Countries around the world were affected by the global economic struggle or Great Depression
 Extremists allowed to gain political power 
 People embraced dramatic changes in the hope that it would get out of depression. 
 Germany was created by the  Versailles Treaty.

I don't know what to say for this one. Depression still exist, mental health I meant but that era where the great depression exist suck the most. ]]> 2022-05-21 17:59:45 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194070702 Treaty of Versailles 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194071772 2022-05-21 18:01:59 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194071772 Hitler after ww1 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194073735 2022-05-21 18:06:04 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194073735 Nazi propaganda 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194081439 2022-05-21 18:22:28 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194081439 concentration camp 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194082160 2022-05-21 18:24:05 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194082160 Nuremberg laws and Ghettos 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194083038 2022-05-21 18:26:12 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194083038 countries not satisfied 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194084074 2022-05-21 18:28:35 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194084074 pearl harbor 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194084589 2022-05-21 18:29:46 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194084589 battle of Stalingrad 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194085309 2022-05-21 18:31:20 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194085309 Hiroshima/Nagasaki 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194086673 2022-05-21 18:34:34 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194086673 Economic Problems 2973277 https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194088085 2022-05-21 18:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/2973277/pgnq8rdcezrnwm19/wish/2194088085