Post War Europe


• Europe after the Treaty of Versailles
  An animated map (with audio) of the changes in Europe after the Treaty of Europe
  
  
• The League of Nations
  An interactive audio and visual site which combines both revision and test activities
  
  Rise of the Dictatorships
  
  
• Hitler's Rise to Power
  An online lesson which provides information and interactive tests on Hitler's rise to power.  A teacher's guide is also provided.
  
  
• Hitler's Foreign Policy
  A detailed and interactive PowerPoint presentation, of the main points of Nazi Foreign Policy from 1933-39.
  
  
• Young people in Nazi Germany, 1933-1939 (PDF)
  A set of brief and focused primary sources on the life of young people under the regime.
  
  
• Young people in Nazi Germany, 1933-1939_worksheet (PDF)
  A  worksheet for use with  the set of primary sources on the life of the young in the Third Reich.
  
  
• Leisure and Pastimes in Nazi Germany (PDF)
  An  illustrated worksheet on some leisure activities of ordinary Germans.
  
  
• Hitler Youth
  A good account of the Hitler Youth movement with excellent photos, which can be analysed as primary source material. A word search and quiz are included.
  
  
• Concentration Camps
  Interactive maps and photographs of the concentration camps of Birkenau, Mauthesen and Auschwitz.
  
  World War II
  
  
• World War II
  A timeline of the events in Europe between 1938 and 1945.  Students may revise with a quiz and a wordsearch.
  
  
• World War II Wordsearch
  A  wordsearch on the main terms associated with World War II.
  
  
• Road to World War Two
  An interactive audio and visual site which combines both revision and test activities
  
  
• World War Two Movies
  A series of movie clips, which recount important events of the war, such as Dunkirk, D Day.
  
  
• Animated Map: Operation Overland
  An interactive map which allows you follow the Allies from D-Day in Normandy to the liberation of Paris.
  
  
• Animated Map: The D-Day Landings
  A detailed animated map which follows the Normandy landings.
  
  
  

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