British Homefront in World War Two 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryWWII and Nazi Germany 1939-1945GCSEWJEC Created by: PhoebeCreated on: 30-05-13 14:57 German's resentment of Treaty of Versialles grew 1920's 1 of 38 Hitler's revision of Treaty of Versailles caused international tension 1933 2 of 38 Germany left League of Nations 1933 3 of 38 Hitler ordered reoccupation of Rhineland 1936 4 of 38 Welsh Council of League of Nations was active from 1922 5 of 38 League of Nations organised peace ballot early 1930's 6 of 38 Peace Pledge Union 1936 7 of 38 Neville Chamberlain became Prime Minister 1937 8 of 38 Appeasement 1937 9 of 38 Austrian Chancellor resigned after meeting with Hitler 1938 10 of 38 Nazi Chancellor of Austria invited German troops in Austria 12th March 1938 11 of 38 Hitler ordered troops to occupy the rest of Czechoslovakia 15th March 1939 12 of 38 Nazi-Soviet Pact announced 1939 13 of 38 Hitler ordered German forces to invade Poland 1st September 1939 14 of 38 Britain gave ultimatum to Germany 1st September 1939 15 of 38 Chamberlain announced Britain was at war with Germany 3rd September 1939 16 of 38 Air Raid Precautions Act December 1937 17 of 38 five-fold increase in exenditure 1939 18 of 38 Conscription introduced May 1939 19 of 38 Navy and RAF put on wartime alert September 1939 20 of 38 failure of British forces stopping German occupation of Norway blamed on Chamberlain 1940 21 of 38 Chamberlain resigned 1940 22 of 38 Winston Churchill became Prime Minister 1940 23 of 38 france surrendered to Germany 2nd June 1940 24 of 38 Battle of Britain until 1940 25 of 38 Luftwaffe began its bombing campaign of London and other British cities 1940 26 of 38 Germany invaded Soviet Union 1941 27 of 38 Blitz came to an end 1941 28 of 38 No petrol available for private cars 1942 29 of 38 Basic food stuff e.g. meat, butter and sugar From January 1940 30 of 38 Clothing rationed From June 1941 31 of 38 Young miner had illegal strikes in South Wales 1944 32 of 38 Women could be directed into work by law 1941 33 of 38 57% of workers were women 1943 34 of 38 "Dig for Victory" campaigned doubled food production 1943 35 of 38 Conservative Winston Churchill opposed Chamberlain's appeasement policy During 1930's 36 of 38 Churchill became Prime Minister 10th May 1940 37 of 38 Communist Party opposed before Russia was attacked by Germany 1941 38 of 38
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