新视野大学英语第二册课件

After doing very badly in his exams, Hitler left school at the age of fifteen.
⑶ August 1914
Outbreak of World War I
In August 1914, World War One was declared. Hitler crossed over the border to Germany where he had a very brief and not too searching medical which declared that he was fit to be in the German Army.
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
Grand Central Station in New York
A Brief History of Nazi
⑴ April 20th 1889, birth date of Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler, the leader of Nazi Germany, was born on April 20th 1889 in a small Austrian town called Braunau, near to the German border. This is the house where Adolf Hitler was borler’s father
In January, 1903, Hitler's father died suddenly of a lung hemorrhage, leaving his thirteen year old son as head of the Hitler household.
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⑼ The Creation of the Nazi Dictatorship, 1933
Hitler consolidated his authority through the destruction of all other political parties. In April 1933, the government abolished self-government in the German states by appointing governors responsible to the central government in Berlin. The states lost even more power in January 1934 when the Reichsrat (帝国议会), the upper house of the parliament, was abolished. The Reichsrat had represented the states.
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⑾ September 1939 Hitler Launches the War Hitler's army invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, sparking France and England to declare war on Germany. A Blitzkrieg (lightning war) of German tanks and infantry swept through most of Western Europe as nation after nation fell to the German war machine.
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⑽ 1938 In 1938, a Polish Jew assassinated a German diplomat in Paris. In response, the Nazis organized a campaign of mob violence known as the Crystal Night, which gained its name from the broken glass resulting from the destruction of synagogues and Jewish-owned businesses.
To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world.
Grand Central Station 大中央车站
Grand Central Terminal (GCT) is a rail road terminal in Manhattan, New York. It has been called "the world's loveliest station”. According to the travel magazine Travel + Leisure in its October 2011 survey, Grand Central Terminal is "the world's number six most visited tourist attraction", bringing in approximately 21,600,000 visitors annually.
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⑿ 1941 In 1941, Hitler ignored a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union in August 1939. After several early victories after the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, German were reversed with crushing defeats at Moscow (Dece. 1941) and Stalingrad (winter, 1942-43). The U. S. entered the war in December 1941. By 1944, the Allies invaded occupied Europe at Normandy Beach, German cities were being destroyed by bombing, and Italy Germany's major ally under the leadership of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, had fallen.
⑺ 1924-1929: Seeking Electoral Success
In 1924, Hitler promptly reestablished the NSDAP in Munich.
The party grew slowly in numbers, and in 1926 Hitler successfully established his position within it against Gregor Strasser, whose followers were primarily in northern Germany.
Unit 4 A Test of True Love
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Lead-in
Put the following sentences into Chinese.
⑷ 1918
End of World War I
In 1918, he was still convinced that Germany was winning the war.
In October 1918, just one month before the end of the war, Hitler was blinded by a gas attack. While he was recovering in hospital, Germany surrendered. Hitler was devastated. By his own admission, he cried for hours and felt nothing but anger and humiliation.
There is no doubt that Hitler was a brave soldier. He was never heard to condemn war like the rest of his colleagues. In all Hitler won six medals for bravery.
The Grand Central Station's most prominent feature was undoubtedly its enormous train shed. Constructed of glass and steel, the 100-foot wide by 650-foot long structure rivaled the Eiffel Tower and Crystal Palace for primacy as the most dramatic engineering achievement of the 19th century.