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Het interbellum
Opdracht 1: Een interpretatie
Bron
'There was
widespread and sincere admiration for Mr.
Chamberlain’s efforts to maintain peace. However, in
writing this account it is impossible for me not to
refer to the long series of miscalculations, and
misjudgements which he made. The motives which
inspired him have never been questioned. The course
he followed required the highest degree of moral
courage. To this I paid tribute two years later in
my speech after his death'.
From ‘The Gathering
Storm’, a history of the Second World War by Winston
Churchill, published in 1948.
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beleid van Neville Chamberlain in the period
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andere interpreqataties van de gebeurtenissen in de
jaren 1937-1939.
Opdracht 2: Een interpretatie
Bron
'Here, then, was the difficulty after the war. The
Western democracies wanted a form of security that
would reject violence. Security was to be for
everyone, it was not to be a benefit denied to some
in order to provide it to others. Stalin saw things
very differently: security came only by intimidating
or eliminating potential challengers. The contrast,
or so it would seem, made conflict unavoidable'.
From ‘We Now Know: Rethinking the Cold War’ by the
American historian John Lewis Gaddis, published in
1997. Gaddis was writing about relations between the
USA and the USSR immediately after the Second World
War.
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Opdracht 4
Bron
The number of those who consciously criticise the
regime is very small, quite apart from the fact that
they have no way to express this criticism. The
regime controls all of the press and radio stations.
Propaganda is everywhere. It does not stop people
feeling discontent but propaganda tells them that to
complain is to threaten the Third Reich – a prospect
which would leave them horrified. They have seen
what happens to the Jews and do not wish to share
their fate.
It becomes increasingly evident that
the majority of the people have two faces; one which
they show to their family and friends and people
they see as reliable. The other face is for the
authorities. The private face shows the sharpest
criticism of everything that is going on now; the
official face beams with optimism and contentment.
Extract from a secret report on attitudes in Nazi
Germany in June 1937. It was written by Socialists
inside Germany and sent to Socialist leaders who
were in exile outside Germany.
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Opdracht 4
Bron
Poster, gepubliceerd in Duitsland in 1943.
Opschrift: De vijand ziet je lichten.
Verduister.
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poster waarom deze poster destijds in Duitsland
gedrukt werd.
Bron:
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/207068-unit-j410-02-international-relations-1918-c.2001-with-germany-1925-1955-sample-assessment-material.pdf
Copyright: Albert van der Kaap, 2015