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Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)

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Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)

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Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)

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Part 2 - Leaders & Nations (The Cold War)

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Part 3 - Cold War Crises (The Cold War)

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	<li>Host with the most: Mussolini</li>
	<li>VIP Attendees
	<ul>
		<li>British PM: Chamberlain</li>
		<li>French PM: &Eacute;douard Daladier</li>
		<li>Hitler</li>
		<li>And of course, Mussolini!</li>
	</ul>
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	<li>Party Crashers? Czechs &amp; Soviets - They weren&#39;t invited!</li>
</ul>

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	<li>Germany&#39;s Early Move-In: They got the keys to Sudetenland sooner than planned.</li>
	<li>Czech&#39;s Terrible Real Estate Deal: Poland and Hungary eyed Czech territory. Decisions on borders? An international committee&#39;s job.</li>
	<li>Czechoslovakia&#39;s Security Blanket: The four powerhouses promised to keep the remaining Czechoslovakia safe.</li>
</ul>

🍒 Cherry on Top: Chamberlain &amp; Hitler - BFFs? They signed a &quot;let&#39;s talk it out&quot; pact.

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	<li>Artist: Kukryniksy</li>
	<li>Art Name: &#39;Munich Betrayal&#39;</li>
	<li>Visuals: Western countries are like waiters, serving Czechoslovakia on a plate to Hitler. Flag says: &quot;To the East!&quot;</li>
</ul>

Discussion

<ul>
	<li>Art&#39;s Message: The West betrayed Czechoslovakia, feeding them to Hitler&#39;s appetite.</li>
	<li>USSR&#39;s Perspective: This shows the USSR felt the West was appeasing Hitler, possibly at their future expense.</li>
</ul>

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	<li>Book Name: Europe of the Dictators, 1919&ndash;1945</li>
	<li>Author: Elizabeth Wiskemann</li>
</ul>

Snippet: The Munich Agreement felt like a delayed victory for Central Powers from WWI. Hitler was on a power trip: took over Austrian territory, controlled Czech interior regions, and looked East hungrily. Meanwhile, France bailed on their Czech treaty and lost major brownie points in Europe.

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Discussion: The Munich Agreement was a geopolitical game-changer. France&#39;s backing out = Big diplomatic oopsie!

<ul>
	<li>Paper: Daily Express (30 September 1938)</li>
</ul>

Discussion: We&#39;d need to know the actual content of the paper to decide if it supports Sources A &amp; B.

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🌍 Real-World Connection: Ever agreed to something to avoid confrontation, even if you knew it wasn&rsquo;t totally right? This is kinda like the Munich Conference. Leaders hoped that by giving Hitler what he wanted, they&rsquo;d avoid a bigger conflict. Spoiler Alert: WWII still happened.

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💡 Key Takeaway: Sometimes, appeasing a bully doesn&#39;t work. Stand firm on principles, or history might not judge kindly.

Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)

Munich Conference 1938 The Hidden Implications Revealed!

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✨ Conference Deets

🎭 The Drama Unfolds

🖼️ Source A - Soviet Art Attack

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Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)

Munich Conference 1938 The Hidden Implications Revealed!

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✨ Conference Deets

🎭 The Drama Unfolds

🖼️ Source A - Soviet Art Attack

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