Poverty 1890s Yalta Potsdam Charles Booth Seebohm Rowntree

Poverty 1890’s Yalta Potsdam Charles Booth Seebohm Rowntree DORA Conscription WSPU Women’s social and political union Weimar republic Diktat Charles Booth Seebohm Rowntree Cold War Atomic Bomb Adolf Hitler Herbert Asquith 18 - 40 1914 - 1918 NUWSS National union of women’s suffrage societies November Criminals Treaty of Versailles 1906 election Liberals Communism Capitalism Winston Churchill David Lloyd George 1916 Battle of the Somme Position of women 1897 Chancellor Reichstag

Reforms David Lloyd George Left Right Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Millicent Fawcett Recruitment Volunteers 1903 1918 Reparations Proportional representation Churchill Threat from Labour Berlin USA Emmeline Pankhurst Christabel Pankhurst Patriotism Propaganda Peaceful methods Violent methods Social Democratic Party Centre Party Children’s charter Medical inspections USSR Iron curtain Sylvia Pankhurst Emily Davison Conchies Military service act Conciliation Bill Derby Day Communist Party Spartacists

Boer War Free school meals Soviet expansionism Sphere of influence Lord Kitchener John Bull Voluntary rationing Compulsory rationing Tattenham corner Cat and mouse act Kaiser Catholic Party Juvenile courts Borstals Marshall plan Truman Doctrine Uncle Sam Britannia Conscientious objectors Censorship Temporary discharge of ill persons act Munitionettes Nazi Party Freikorps Old age pension Labour exchanges Greece Cominform Friedrich Ebert Gustav Stresemann HMS Audacious Zeppelin raids Hunger strikes Force feeding Kapp Putsch Munich Putsch

National Insurance Poor law Berlin airlift Trizonia Paul von Hindenburg Dr Wolfgang Kapp Scarborough Munitions crisis Peaceful marches Petitions Ruhr Strikes Barnardo's Charities Operation Vittles NATO Josef Goebbels Rosa Luxemburg Minister for munitions Board games Smashing windows Chaining to railings Passive resistance Hyperinflation 1911 1908 Cuban missile crisis Turkey Karl Liebknecht Ernst Röhn Children’s books Films Heckling Representation of the people act Dawes plan Young plan

1909 1911 ICBM’s U 2 spy plane Gertrude Scholtz-Klink Anton Drexler Eat less bread U-boats A woman’s mind magnified Mayor Rentenmark Locarno York London Duck and cover Cuban revolution Franz von Papen Leni Riefenstahl Food shortages Black market Teacher Married women’s property act Article 48 Mein Kampf Poverty map Social Reformers Bay of Pigs Cuban exiles Charles Dawes Young Good news only Lusitania World War One Kings horse Stab in the back myth Anti Semitism

Efficient workforce Economic competition Containment Brinkmanship Heinrich Himmler General Ludendorff Daylight saving Weak beer Votes for women Deeds not words Wall Street Crash SA Poverty line Gustave Dore Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Hans and Sophie Scholl Marlene Dietrich Defence of the realm act 500 000 men Like a glacier Letter writing SS Reichstag Fire John Galt 5 s Agent Orange Napalm JFK Joseph Stalin Posters Pals battalions Suffragettes Suffragists Enabling Act Propaganda

7 s 6 d Over 70 Tunnel system Guerrilla warfare Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S Truman Women’s land army Married men Equality Suffrage Swastika Hitler Youth 14 million Workhouses Domino theory Vietcong Clement Attlee Fidel Castro Trade unions Police officers Suffragette magazine Right to work march League of Young Maidens Swing Movement Salvation Army Sweated trades Zippo raids Strategic hamlets Nikita Khrushchev Ngo Dinh Diem Postcards Letters Propaganda Protest Edelweiss Pirates Gestapo

Poverty map 30% My Lai Operation rolling thunder Ho Chi Minh Fulgencio Batista National newspapers Local newspapers Parliament Petitions Censorship Kristallnacht Changing attitudes Laissez faire Spike trap pits Bouncing betty Richard Nixon General Westmoreland Canaries Poisoned by chemicals Meetings Direct action Night of the Long Knives White Rose 1909 People’s budget Old, sick, unemployed Tet offensive Search and destroy Lt Calley Lyndon B Johnson 25 th February 1918 11 th November 1918 Suicide Accident Education Brown shirts

Children 3000 workers a day Media coverage The draft Paul Oppenheimer Martin Luther King British summer time 9 d loaf Legal rights Employment and pay Radio Strength through Joy 10 s for 26 weeks 7 s for 15 weeks Vietnamisation Heats and minds President Eisenhower Quang Duc Wheat Licensing hours Education Legal rights Death of Hindenburg Führer Irregular work Low wages Body count Withdrawal Seymour Hersch Walter Cronkite Watered down beer Strikes Queen Victoria Green, white, purple Concentration camps Mutterkreuz

Liberal Reforms Cold War Key People Home Front Women’s Suffrage Germany