WW2

The League of Nations was successful in limiting Hitler's power and growth of his military.

The Night of the Long Knives was:

In a shameful part of Canada's history, this boat was refused, with more than 900 Jewish refugees fleeing Germany.

Hitler applied Darwin's ideas to society, claiming Germans, or the Adriatic Race, was the 'strongest and fittest'.

The Night of Broken Glass, where thousands of Jewish stores were ordered to be smashed and looted in Germany:

His book, dictated to Rudolph Hess while in jail, is titled Mein Kampf, or:

BONUS #2 It's the name of the city that was 'carpet bombed' into ruins, despite the codebreakers knowing about it:

Dunkirk, where 338 000 men were rescued and safely returned to Britain. The evacuation was called:

Mussolini had a groups of 'thugs' known as the Blackshirts who did his dirty work in Italy. In Germany, Hitler had the:

After the Rhineland was taken back (yes, Alsace and Lorraine...again), Hitler 'annexed' this nation next, in 1938.

One of these styles of government doesn't fit the narrative in WW2 and the 'Rise of Dictators':

In The Pianist, Szpilmann goes on a date but is denied entry to a coffee shop and even a:

A civil war in this country in the 1930s had Hitler/Mussolini helping one side and Stalin helping the other:

The notorious 'appeasement' of Hitler by Neville Chamberlain is named after the place they met to talk:

Hitler's first mistake, at Dunkirk:

This battle, the biggest ever, was a key turning point of the war:

BONUS #3 It's the name of the loading dock in the film Dunkirk

BONUS #1 Hitler's second mistake, in the Battle of Britain:

Blitzkrieg translates to:

Which of these pairings in incorrect?

A series of rules that ostracized, stereotyped and discriminated against Jews in Germany were called the:

The German-speaking part of Czechoslovakia, taken by Hitler in 1938, is called:

Hitler's secret police = Gestapo. Mussolini's secret police = OVRA. Stalin's secret police = ?

Hitler's 'revolution' in 1923 ('Stop! The German Revolution blah blah blah...') took place in:

Hitler's main goal in capturing Russia was:

Hitler used this event to lay blame on Jews and Communists:

Hitler, before becoming a world-leading tyrant, was actually homeless for some time, failing to be a:

Hitler was elected leader, and then became a dictator.

Trying to save face, Hitler put on the Olympics in 1936 in Berlin. This American won many medals but little respect:

The Treaty of Versailles: