FIRST WORLD WAR 

1. WORLD WAR 1^ST TIMELINE
2. WW 1^ST FACT
3. HOMEFRONT 1914-18
4. CAUSE OF WORLD WAR
5. ALLIANCES AS CAUSED BY WW 1^ST
6. MILITARISM AS A CAUSE OF WORLD WAR 1^ST
7. NATIONALISM AS A CAUSE OF WW 1^ST
8. IMPERIALISM
9. GERMAN COMMUNIST PARTY AND THE WIEMER REPUBLIC

1. THE FREIKORPS
2. GAVIRILO PRINCIP
3. JULY CRISIS
4. SARAJEVO ASSASINATION
5. THE BALKANS AND WW FIRST
6. GAVRILIO
7. ABYSSINIAN CRISIS
8. TOTAL WAR
9. BRITISH EXPEDIENCY FORCE
10. SHIILEAN PLAN
11. TRIPE ENTENTE
12. TRIPE ENTENTE FACTS
13. TRIPLE ALLIANCE
14. BATTLE OF VERDUN
15. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME
16. NO MAN’S LAND
17. TRENCH FOOT

PEOPLE IN WORLD WAR FIRST

• MAIN PEOPLE DURING WORLD WAR 1^ST
• WOMEN IN FIRST WORLD WAR
• DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
• GEORGE
• HERBERT ASQUITH
• CHURCHILL

LEAGUE OF NATION 

1. LEAGUE OF NATIONS
2. ABYSSINIAN CRISIS
3. MANCHURIAN CRISIS

The First World War destroyed empires, created numerous new nation-states, encouraged independence movements in Europe’s colonies, forced the United States to become a world power, and led directly to Soviet communism and the rise of Hitler.

WORLD WAR 2^ND

1. WORLD WAR 2^ND
2. WW 2^ND TIMELINE
3. TEHRAN DECLARATION
4. CAUSES OF WW 2^ND
5. REMILITRALSATION OF THE RHINELAND
6. SUDETENLAND
7. PACT OF STEEL
8. AMERICA IN WORLD WAR 2^ND

   

9. FRANCE IN WW 2^ND
10. THE VICHY REGIME
11. BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
12. TOTAL WAR
13. OPERATION BARBOSSA
14. BLITZKRIEG
15. END OF WW 2^ND
16. YALTA CONFERENCE
17. THE IMPACT OF WAR ON PUBLIC HEALTH IN
18. BERLIN BLOCKADE

PERSONS  WORLD WAR 2^ND

1. ADOLF HITLER
2. WINSTON CHURCHILL
3. GEORGE 6^TH OF ENGLAND
4. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
5. JOAN CLARKE – ALAN TURING – ENIGMA
6. AMELIA EARHART
7. ANNE FRANK
8. EMPEROR HIROHITO
9. HIDEKI TOJO
10. TRUMAN DOCTRINE

World War II was, arguably, the most significant and influential event of the twentieth century. The devastation is almost incalculable: total military and civilian deaths are estimated at 70 to 85 million, about 3% of the global population during that time. World War II also saw the dawn of the nuclear age

UNITED NATIONS

1. UNITED NATIONS
2. THE CHANGING ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION
3. WESTERN POLICIES IN POST-WAR ASIA, 1945

The Organization works on a broad range of fundamental issues, from sustainable development, environment and refugees protection, disaster relief, counter-terrorism, disarmament, and non-proliferation, to promoting democracy, human rights, gender equality, and the advancement of women, governance, economic and social