Pre-World War II History

When Hitler took the country to a prominent position, Nazi Germany and Adolf Hitler held the world's power. Hitler changed Germany from a depression country to a major military force. Externally, Hitler continued great conquest to make Germany power. At the Nazi in Germany, he wanted to accomplish this by starting to eliminate all inferior races from the Jews, trying to create super racial. In this strategy, the United States tried to stop it from being involved in an ongoing war.

This course examines the history of Germany from 1871 to the present. Role of European imperialism, World War I, Weimar Republic, the rise of Hitler and national socialism, World War II, Holocaust, Reconstruction after World War II, East Germany and West Germany, Cold War Era, West Germany Europe, The student rebellion of 1968, the revolution of 1989, and the unification of Germany after the collapse of Communism were integrated. Based on recent international and global historical trends, we also analyze the various connections between Germany and other European countries and the world. We are involved in various sources such as movies, images, novels, memoirs, diaries, parties and national documents, and secondary accounts.

In the recent history, connections that seem to be useful at first glance are occurring on a large scale. Consider the difference between international relations after the First World War and international relations after the Second World War. The policy pursued by the allies who won after World War I pressured Germany. If policies adopted by the United States and its allies are more beneficial to their defeated enemies, is Germany's international position before the Second World War different? After the Second World War, the United States did exactly that. In the form of the Marshall Plan, the United States has taken the initiative to ensure the reconstruction of Germany and took similar measures to support Japan. For several decades after World War II, the relationship between the US and the recently defeated Japanese and German enemies is clearly more advantageous than the relationship with the Soviet Union, which is the geopolitical descendant of America's war allies Russia did.

World War II, known as the "Great Patriotic War" in the Soviet Union, killed about one third each time the three Soviet deaths in the Soviet Union were killed. After the Second World War, the Soviet occupation occupied Central and Eastern Europe where the socialist government held power. By 1949, the Cold War began between the Western group and the Eastern (Soviet) group, and between the European Warsaw Agreement on NATO. Since 1945, Stalin did not participate directly in any war. Stalin continued the rule of his totalitarian until his death in 1953.