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The End Of World War I
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1.
HOW DID THE WAR END?
AND WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?
2.
1917
Russian revolution and exit
US entry - Zimmerman and U-Boats
Anti-war sentiment grows in Germany
Food shortages and Communism
The collapse of Turkey
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Dunechaser
3.
THE SPRING OFFENSIVE
March 1918, led by Hindenburg and Ludendorff
Troops from Russia intended to attack France
Force French surrender before the Americans arrived
First attack of 1 million troops on a 60km front
Burst through and 4 offensives brought them close to Paris
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Dunechaser
4.
THE SPRING OFFENSIVE
However, Germans in salients had supply problems
Germans also had no replacement troops
Allies counter-attacked in July using US troops led by tanks
Broke through German line with tanks on 8 August - 40 000 German casualties
Broke through thr Hindenburg line in October
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мя. soop
5.
GERMANY FALLS APART
From October, Germany collapsed
Political faction fighting, strikes, food riots
Naval mutiny at Kiel in November spread
Kaiser abdicated on November 10th
Germany surrendered unconditionally on Nov 11th
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Boyce Duprey
6.
Go here and read a firsthand account of the Armistice:
www.eyewitnesshistory.com/armistice.htm
Try to explain why this account describes the armistice as causing "nervous collapse" amongst soldiers at the Front
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Dunechaser
7.
THE STATISTICS
42 189 810 soldiers mobilised
Around 10 million killed
Around 23 million wounded
Around 7 million civilian casualties
Total casualties around 37 million
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Dunechaser
8.
THE STATISTICS
52% of mobilised soldiers became casualties
2.3% of the world's population became casualties
Total cost somewhere around $208 billion (1913 $USD)
Russia, Germany and France suffered the most casualties
13.43% of the white male Australian population enlisted
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Dunechaser
9.
VERSAILLES
Peace conference at Versailles in 1919
Britain wanted to "make Germany pay"
However, they also feare the spread of Communism
France anted to bring Germany to its knees
USA wanted to put better procedures in place - 14 Points
10.
THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
Germany stripped of land and colonies
German army reduced to 100 000 men
No tanks or airforce
DMZ between Germany and France
Key industrial regions lost
11.
THE TREATY OR VERSAILLES
War Guilt Clause
Reparation payments
League of Nations
12.
IMPACT ON GERMANY
Had to sign or be invaded
German anger at the "November Criminals"
Failure of th democratic government in Germany
Economic problems due to reparations and Depression
Hitler eventually elected based on promises to restore German greatness
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Profound Whatever
13.
What problems do you think arose in Australia after the end of the First World War?
Research if you need to.
Sarina Wilson
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