Chapter 62 Outline
Outline:
CH 62 LIFE AFTER THE BIG BANG: THE POST-WAR WORLD
TIME LINE
1945 1948 1952 1955 1969
SD Willy Brandt becomes chancellor
Germany joins NATO
End of Occupation in Germany
Berlin Airlift
Feb.: Yalta Conference
May: Victory in Europe
August 6: Hiroshima attacked
August 8: USSR declares war on Japan
August 9: Nagasaki attacked
August 10: Japanese surrender
NAMES IN ORDER OF PRESENTATION
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
London Poles and Lublin Poles
Katyn Forest Massacre
Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia
Bulgaria, Rumania
Hungary, Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Jan Mazaryk
Leyte Gulf Battle
East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere
Okinawa
Admiral Suzuki & Emperor Hirohito
Secretary of War Stimson & Chief of Staff Marshall
Admiral Leahy’s Blue Water Strategy
Potsdam Conference
Clement Atlee
Werewolf insurgency
Federal Republic of Germany
General Lucius Clay
Social Democrats with Kurt Schumacher
Christian Democratic Union with Konrad Adenauer
Free Democratic Party
European Coal and Steel Community
Bundeswehr
Ludwig Erhard: Wirtschaftswunder
Volkswagen, Bayer, Siemens, Farben
Gastarbeiter program
Willy Brandt
Ostpolitik
OUTLINE
I. Yalta Conference
A. United Nations
B. Poland
II. Post-War Eastern Europe
III. Post-War Germany or … Germanies
IV. Japan
A. Bringing the war to an end: Soviet promises
B. Allied victories in the Pacific
C. The Atomic Bomb? My own feeling was that, in being the first to use it, we had adopted an ethical standard common to barbarians of the Dark Ages. I was not taught to make war in that fashion, and wars cannot be won by destroying women and children. Admiral Leahy
V. Potsdam Conference
A. Italy can join U. N. Bulgaria, Rumania and Hungary too
B. Spain is isolated
C. Poland: where are the 8 million Volkdeutsch?
D. Germany: no reunification for now
E. Austrian reunification completed
VI. Article 28 Gaudium et Spes sets the pace for Western Europe
Berlin Airlift
Economic unity and recovery of West Germany
QUESTIONS
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