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Dive into the critical period of the late 1930s with Prelude to WWII: Predicting Hitler's Foreign Policy, an immersive educational simulation, designed for secondary learners. Through interactive decision-making, participants will explore Hitler's strategic maneuvers that set the stage for World War II, taking on the role of prediction-makers during this tense prelude to conflict.

In Prelude to WWII: Predicting Hitler’s Foreign Policy, learners step into the role of historical analysts, tracing Adolf Hitler’s calculated rise from political underdog to the architect of world war. Through this critical-thinking challenge, they’ll predict what Hitler will do next at pivotal turning points—and then discover what really happened.

Each scenario reveals how Nazi Germany chipped away at peace treaties, defied global expectations, and manipulated international hesitation to its advantage. Will your learner anticipate how Europe responded—or failed to?


What’s Included

  • 🧩 100+ page interactive PDF simulation with built-in historical context

  • 🧠 Decision-based prediction challenges at every major milestone

  • 📄 Optional reflection sheets for tracking guesses and analyzing outcomes

  • 🔎 Focus on critical thinking, cause-and-effect, and diplomacy

  • 💬 Engaging format perfect for reluctant historians or deep thinkers alike


Why It Stands Out
This isn’t a list of battles or dates—it’s an exploration of how history unfolded, step by step. Learners don’t just observe—they predict, reflect, and uncover why so many leaders missed the signs of war until it was too late.

Perfect for ages 12+, homeschool or classroom settings, and anyone ready to challenge surface-level understandings of history’s most infamous dictator.

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HUH. Prelude to WWII_ Predicting Hitler’s Foreign Policy.pdf
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HUH. Prelude to WWII_Predicting Hitler's Foreign Policy Simulation.pdf
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