A WWII ADVENTURE
MADE BY: Sierra Olson, Jordyn Long, and Geralene Encinas
The rise of Hitler
SCOOBY
DOO WHERE ARE
YOU?!? Scrappy ‘Hitler’
Doo is causing mayhem
and a second world war!
SCRAPPY
“HITLER” DOO
The rise of Hitler
As a matter of
fact, Hitler was a
soldier in World
War one!
The rise of Hitler
Hitler later went on to become:
★ the Chancellor of
Germany
★ Führer of Nazi Germany
★ LEader of the Nazi Party
★ Created the Holocaust
★ Attempted to exterminate
the Jews
The Rise of Hitler
This lead to the
two “teams” of
WWII.
THE AXIS POWERS
VERSUS
THE ALLIES
The rise of Hitler
THE AXIS POWERS
Germany
ITALY
JAPAN
The rise of Hitler
FRANCE
U.K.
U.S.A.
THE
ALLIES
RUSSIA
Lend Lease Program
On March 11th,
1941, the US military
was granted the
ability to aid foreign
nations during the
war.
The allowed the president
to transfer arms or any
other defense materiel for
which the COngress
allocated money to ‘the
government of any
country whose defense
was vital to the United
States national security.
Lend Lease Program
The lend lease act enabled the US to aid Great
Britain.
Lend Lease Program
One of the biggest threats to
the US Lend-Lease was the
German U-Boats. They were
subs that would use torpedoes
to sink ships believed to be
carrying weapons and supplies
to Great Britain.
Lend Lease Program
In response to the German U-Boats, the
Americans Produced Liberty Ships,
which were cargo ships designed to
specially transport US goods to Great
Britain. This was all to support GB’s war
efforts against the NAzis.
FDR’s role in WWII
In the beginning of the War,
the United states remained
neutral.
Until...
FDR’s role in WWII
The 32nd president of the United States,
FRANKLIN ‘FRED’ ROOSEVELT declared the
US into World War Two.
Attack On Pearl Harbor
On December 7, 1941,
Japan attacked the U.S.’
naval base in Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
Attack On Pearl Harbor
Zoinks! How
much damage
did they cause
Velma?
The Japanese
destroyed 20 naval
vessels and 200
American planes.
Over 2000
American sailors
and soldiers were
killed, and another
1000 were injured.
Attack On Pearl Harbor
The following day, Franklin
D. Roosevelt gave his
famous speech about the
attack.
Japanese American Internment
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, many
Americans speculated and feared that
the Japanese American immigrants
were somehow helping the Japanese
plan another attack on the U.S.
They are
helping plot
another
attack!
Japanese American
Internment
Because of this fear, Americans
created internment camps.
These were much like
concentration camps, but they
were labor camps. The
immigrants were forced to
abandon their life and come
work at these camps, just
because of the fear of the
Japanese attacking again.
Japanese American
Internment
That violates
basic human
rights!
And I know what you’re thinking
Scooby, The Japanese American
Citizens League tried to argue
that these steps were
unjustifiable, but the camps
remained for two and a half years.
Battle of Midway
On June 3-6, 1942, the U.S
Navy defeated an Imperial
Japanese Naval fleet. This
defeat proved to be irreparable.
This was an important defeat in
the course of the war.
Battle of Midway
This battle was a major turning part for the
war on the Pacific. Before this, the Japanese
had completely controlled the Pacific, but
once the U.S naval fleet defeated them, all of
that changed!
D-Day
On June 6, 1944, over 160,000
allied troops landed along the
French coastline to take down
Nazi Germany. More than 9,000
Allied Soldiers were killed or
wounded, but their sacrifice
allowed other troops to make it to
Hitler’s army.
D-Day
General Dwight
Eisenhower
gave the go
ahead for the
attack.
General “Daphne”
Eisenhower
Fall of Berlin (Battle)
Fall of Berlin (Battle)
The amount of equipment
deployed for the Berlin
operation was so huge I
simply cannot describe it
and I was there.........
The Red Army outnumbered
the Germans in terms of men
and equipment.
Alex “Shaggy” Popov, 5th
Shock Army 1945
Fall of Berlin (Battle)
On April 30th, Hitler commits
suicide in order to escape the
disgrace of deposition and
capitulation.
Fall of Berlin (Battle)
The city could not last
out for long and on May
2nd 1945, Berlin
surrendered to the
Russians and the war in
Europe all but ended.
Germany unconditionally
surrendered on May 7th.
Role of Women at Home
In 1942, women at
home were to be a
housewife, taking
care of children and
house duties.
Role of Women at Home
By 1945, some women joined the
new female branches of the
military, many of those who
stayed at home went to work in
factories and filled other
traditionally male jobs while their
husbands, fathers, boyfriends,
brothers, and sons left to fight.
The Holocaust
Jews are Communist and
they will betray us during
the war. I believe that they
would impure the German
race.
Adolf “Scrappy Doo” Hitler
The Holocaust
Between 1933 and 1945,
the Germans slaughtered
Jews and other victims in
mass shootings. Six
millions were murdered.
The Holocaust
When the Allied forces finally
invaded Germany in 1945,
Adolf Hitler knew he had
been defeated. Hundreds
were caught and punished
for their involvement in the
Holocaust.
Atomic Bomb
In revenge of the attack
on Pearl Harbor, a US
B-29 bomber dropped
an atomic bomb on the
Japanese city of
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki.
Atomic Bomb
What’s positive about
it?
Well Scooby, it made the
Japanese surrender for the
sake of the other cities and
people, which ended the war.
Atomic Bomb
Hmm.. It killed hundreds of
thousands of innocent Japanese
people. It was unfair to the family
and relatives of the victims because
the military-run government started
and fought the war, not the citizens.
It was not a democracy.