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This document profiles several influential political leaders from the early 20th century: - Benito Mussolini led the National Fascist Party and made himself dictator of Italy by claiming he could restore order. - Joseph Stalin was a socialist revolutionary in Russia who survived smallpox as a child and attended seminary school. - Adolf Hitler fought for Germany in WWI, believed the Aryan race was superior, and blamed Jews for world problems. He admired Mussolini. - Winston Churchill was a British military officer and politician who won the Nobel Peace Prize and was known as the "British Bulldog." - Franklin Roosevelt was the U.S. president who approved of some of Hitler's early actions but
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- 2. Benito Mussolini − Italian Politician/Leader − Led and created the National Fascist Party − Made himself dictator by acting as the only able person to restore order
- 3. • When Stalin was 7 he Joseph Stalin had smallpox and survived. His face was scarred from the smallpox and children called him “Pocky.” • Won a free scholarship to the Tiflis Theological Seminary • Joined a secret organization called Messame Dassy. Members of the organization were socialist revolutionaries. • Socialist Revolutionaries - “Bringing about or supporting a political
- 4. "Strength lies not in defense but in attack." Adolf Hitler - Adolf Hitler • Fought for Germany in WWII • Anticommunist • Believed Aryans were to be the perfect race • Aryans: Blonde, blue-eyed Germans • Believed Jews were responsible for the world’s problems • Hitler admired Mussolini
- 5. Winston Churchill, Great Britain • Left the British Army in 1899 • Joined the Liberal party in 1904 • One the Nobel Piece Prize • Know as the “British Bull Dog.”
- 6. I call for effort, courage, sacrifice, devotion. Granting the love of freedom, all of these are Franklin Roosevelt possible. And the love of freedom is still fierce and steady • Democratic American in the nation today. President -FDR • FRD approved of Hitlers’ conquest to Sudetenland in return he cannot fight for any land • In 1939 FDR got to change the Neutrality Act which allowed people engaged in war to buy arms in the United States
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