Extreme form of nationalism; sometimes hostile and racist.

The genocidal slaughter of 6 million Jews and others by Nazi Germany.

Ultranationalistic leader of the former Weimar Republic; wanted to build a “pure empire.”

Expansionist policy; “Living Space.”

Woodrow Wilson’s ideas for how the peace terms should be negotiated with Germany.

Giving in to demands; used by UK and others against Hitler.

WWII Canadian policy to place certain citizens into work camps.

The main appeaser who felt he had secured peace.

Willful killing, torture or inhuman treatment against civilians during war.

Conflict as a result of ultranationalism in Germany, Italy and Japan.

Controversial policy forcing people to enter the military in WWI & II.

Nationalistic campaign that saw one nation-state dissolving into several states.

Canadian General and former senator who felt the international community ignored a genocide.

Term used to make the murder of an ethnic group more socially acceptable.

Official agreement that left a bitter taste in the mouths of Germans.

Spreading ideas to achieve a goal; sometimes used to create fear and persuasion.

Meeting to assign blame to Germany after the conclusion of WWI.

The overall targets of the “Final Solution.”

A policy where a country opts out of participating in international affairs.

An international organization that failed due to its members looking after their own self-interests.

The planned killing of members of a national, ethnic, racial or religious group; physical destruction.

The obliteration of two cities that ended WWII.

Man of Steel; leader who was feared and perpetuated a famine against an ethnic group inside his country.

Economic prosperity, security, safety, beliefs; the will of the people.

Was considered by some to be “another African conflict” that was actually much worse.