Appeasement Lecture Flashcards

1
Q

Anschluss?

A

March 1938.
Austria annexed.
Sudetenland annexed. (northern, southern and western areas of former Czechoslovakia)

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2
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Operation Anthropoid?

A

Assassination of Heydrich

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3
Q

Theresienstadt Ghetto?

A

SS established it.
In Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.
Served as a waystation to extermination camps.

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4
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Sudeten Crisis?

A

Protests in the Sudetenland from Sudeten Germans.
Nationalist sentiments.
Wanted in to Nazi Germany.

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5
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Popular Front?

A

coalition between various socialist, communist, separatist, anarchist, and republican parties.

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6
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What did the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact do?

A

Paved the way for Russia and Nazi Germany to invade Poland

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7
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What happened to the Labour movement across Europe?

A

Rapid growth

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8
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What happened to the Labour Party between 1917 and 1920?

A

Went from 2.5 million to 4.4 million

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9
Q

International brigades?

A

soldiers set up by the Communist International to assist the Popular Front govt of the Second Spanish Republic during the Civil War

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10
Q

Examples of IBs?

A

Marshall Tito and CPY, IBs formed the core that developed BOPA, FTP and MOI in France

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11
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Who held a Anschluss referendum and what was the result?

A

Kurt Schuschnigg and 99% in favour of Anschluss

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12
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What were the consequences of Anschluss?

A

27 killed.
6000 arrested.
3000 sent to Dachau (concentration camp).

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13
Q

What is the Heimwehr?

A

Home Guard in Austria

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14
Q

Resistance in Vienna 1938?

A

Archbishop of Vienna- ‘there is just one Fuhrer: Jesus Christ’

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15
Q

What happened to the Vienna Jews in 1942?

A

transported to the Minsk Ghetto.
65,000 murdered.

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16
Q

What was the Moscow Declaration 1943?

A

Govts of UK, US, and Soviet Union agree Austria was a victim and shall be liberated from German domination.

17
Q

Adolf Eichmann?

A

One of the major organisers of the Holocaust.
Logistics of mass deportation of Jews.

18
Q

Heydrich?

A

Chief of the Reich Main Security Office (includes Gestapo).
Deputy/acting Reich-Protector of Bohemia and Moravia.

19
Q

who was the ‘first victim’?

A

Austria

20
Q

Waldheim’s Affair?

A

Prisoners shot close to his office.
No evidence of personal involvement.
Must have known about them.

21
Q

How did the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia emerge?

A

Czech part of Czechoslovakia invaded in March 1939.
Puppet govt on 15th March.

22
Q

What happened to the Protectorate under Heydrich?

A

Czech cultural organisations closed.
Terezin made into a Ghetto and deportation of Jews organised.
German rule was moderate as the Czech’s were too important economically, and too obedient politically to alienate.

23
Q

What resistance groups/movements in Czech were there?

A

SOE
UVOD
Anthropoid

24
Q

Operation Anthropoid?

A

27th May 1942.
Heydrich attacked in car.
British trained resistance fighters.

25
Q

Lidice Massacre 1942?

A

Hitler ordered execution of 30,000 Czech’s as reprisal.
Lidice wiped off map.