Summary Of the Events That Lead to WW2

Lincoln Chronister
Mar 25, 2025
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Updated: Apr 15, 2025

WWll was spurred on by Hitler’s rise in power due to England's poor treatment of Germany in the peace talks at the end of WWII. England did not want to have a peaceful negotiation with Germany. England wanted to punish the German people. Hitler took this opportunity to take control of Germany's political world.

Hitler then used his new found power to unite Germany under him. He used the loss of WWI as a way to get everyone on board with the eradication of the Jewish people by blaming them for their failure in WWI.

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