'Resistance fighters' presentation slideshows

The Holocaust 1933-1945

The Holocaust 1933-1945. 6.2 million Jews Killed all in the name of Racial Purity. Hartheim Castle Where the infirm and those with mental disabilities are Are either gassed or euthanized . Little boy in Warsaw camp. Holocaust. Do not shop here Dachau .

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Middle East Review

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Weapons of World War II

Will Skinner. Weapons of World War II. Kar 98K. Bolt action, standard issue for German soldiers Made in Germany by the Mauser brothers Most used weapon for Germany in the war. M1 Carbine. Semi-automatic, made in the U.S.

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Ch. 16.5 Europe and Japan in Ruins I. Devastation in Europe A. A Harvest of Destruction

Ch. 16.5 Europe and Japan in Ruins I. Devastation in Europe A. A Harvest of Destruction. After 6 years of fighting 60 million people had died 50 million more were uprooted from their homes wandering the countryside looking for a place to live. A. A Harvest of Destruction.

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WWII Resistance Movements

WWII Resistance Movements. French Resistance Movement. Sabotage, espionage, guerrilla tactics all were used Charles DeGaulle : Resistance leader in Great Britain Jean Moulin: Helped to unify the various French resistance movements. Partisans of Yugoslavia. Josef Tito : Most successful

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Algeria

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A is for Annemarie. Annemarie is the main character in the story.

A is for Annemarie. Annemarie is the main character in the story. B is for bravery. Bravery is what Annemarie learns she has even though she was scared, too. C is for Copenhagen. Copenhagen is where Annemarie, Ellen, and their families live.

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