The North African Campaign: Decolonization and the Second Front
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Title
The North African Campaign: Decolonization and the Second Front
Subject
Educational Modules
Description
This educational module examines the role of the North African Campaign in the fall of Germany and the end of World War II. This campaign held great strategic importance and allowed the Allies to gain ground into Germany and Italy. In addition to its strategic importance, the North African Campaign also illustrated the significance of colonial relations and resources during the war. The North African Campaign is therefore a battle over colonialism rather than a purely logistical second front.
Creator
Thomas Patterson
Source
Museum of History and Holocaust Education
Publisher
Kennesaw State University
Date
January 2021
Contributor
Tyler Crafton-Karnes
Adina Langer
Isabel Mann
Brittany Sealey
Helen Thomas
Rights
All Rights Reserved.
Relation
This educational module is available as part of the Museum of History and Holocaust Education's university module offerings. You can request the full module and view the complete list of university offerings here.
Format
Adobe Spark
Language
English
Type
Website
Interactive Resource
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Citation
Thomas Patterson, “The North African Campaign: Decolonization and the Second Front,” Digital Histories, accessed December 22, 2024, https://digitalhistories.kennesaw.edu/items/show/184.