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History Of World War II
History Of World War II

It is the largest armed conflict known to mankind.

A deadly war involving tens of millions of fighters worldwide.

Rundown of the significant occasions of the Second World War.

By the end of World War I, Germany and its allies were defeated and held hostage by the harsh punishments imposed on them, with the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires disbanded, while Germany had to pay what many considered a senseless debt.

Its colonies and other territories were handed over to the conquerors, and in Poland, the sanctions were also considered a humiliation by the German people.

The German economy is weakened by over-indebtedness and suffers greatly.The national mints tried to rectify this by printing paper money, which led to a decline in its currency between 1914 and November 1923, with the number of markers growing by 1,000 billion.

The following year, drastic measures were taken to halt inflation and stabilize and revitalize the economy, but in 1929 the Wall Street crash in New York caused further economic hardship in the 20th century.

Its impact is felt around the world, Germany is also under pressure, which causes the unemployment rate to plummet sharply, Germany sees a rise in nationalism in 1933 allowing for a rise in the Nazi party with Adolf Hitler in his place despite strict conditions imposed on Germany after WWI,

The new dictatorship is resetting the country and restoring military service.The country has also embarked on an aggressive foreign policy with the dream of uniting all German-speaking people Italy, although it has won with the Allies, is frustrated with the amount of territory it has acquired after WWI.

Since 1922, the country has been ruled by the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini. Italy begins colonial policy by capturing Ethiopia and prepares for Albania's invasion of Spain, launches a three-year civil war against the Republican government backed by the USSR and the International Brigades, and a national camp led by Francisco Franco, and aided by Italy and Germany.

Both countries have taken advantage of the opportunity to test their armies and their close ties to Asia; Japan continues its policy of expanding the country using the civil war in China to invade new territories the Japanese army uses chemical and biological weapons and kills many people, Germany now has enough power to introduce expansion of its territory.

It began to reunite Austria with the support of a local Nazi party, in western Czechoslovakia it was invaded by the Slovak Republic becoming a satellite state of Germany while Hungary grew very close after the annexation of Lithuania, Germany signed with the USSR It then invaded Poland, provoking the United Kingdom and France to declare war, marking the beginning of World War II.

Although German troops are centered on the East, Allied troops are not taking action on the West instead, France and the United Kingdom are trying to cut a steel railway through Norway and supply the German military industry.

Germany responds by attacking Denmark and Norway in a few days, the country taking over Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium. Hitler's new military strategy is called the Blitzkrieg, which surprises the opposition's defense with a rapid, most powerful attack on a fixed base.

British troops retreated against the German military, and the German army invaded Paris. The French army was defeated and an armistice signed. Germany lives in the north and west of France, leaving some of its territory and colonies under the control of the new government.

Germany thus indirectly controlled French colonies without sending troops there. However, parts of the French and Belgian Congo colonies prefer to stay in the Allies camp. In London, which has already held many governments in exile, General Charles de Gaulle founded Free France and continued to fight against Nazi Germany.

Brazzaville is named after its capital city. According to agreements signed with Germany, The Soviet Union occupies the Baltic states and part of Romania. Germany, Italy and Japan came together to form Axis Powers. All British states and colonies, with the exception of Ireland, went to war. In Africa, war breaks out between Italian colonies and Allied forces.

While we were in Europe, despite the bombing of British cities, Germany failed to take control of the country. Hitler then changed his plans: he now wanted to invade the USSR. But the plan was delayed by Italy failing to invade Greece and being forced to retreat by Allied forces. After Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria occupied Axis forces, German troops headed south to invade Yugoslavia and Greece.

 Everywhere in Europe, resistance is organized in a variety of ways. In some cases, people have organized strikes, protests, or protests. Some groups spy on the Allies, sabotage or print opposition newspapers. In Eastern Europe, guerilla forces reduced Axis forces. In Yugoslavia and Greece, the communists against the imperialist factions face off.

Germany was not saved from the Nazi war, with some failed attempts to assassinate Hitler…. On June 22, Axis forces began - in part - the largest military operation in history to invade the USSR, now de facto the military base of Allied troops.

A large number of German soldiers, well-armed and motorized, rushed east. To support the Soviets, the Allies settled in Iran and opened a supply route through the Caucasus. German troops arrived in Leningrad and began besieging the city for 872 days, killing more than one million people. Continuing south, German troops were stationed at the gates of Moscow, where they suffered the harsh and deadly winters.

After the previous wars, the SS assassinated the Slavic and Jewish peoples. In Asia, Japan adopts French Indochina. Contrary to its expansion policy, the United States imposes on it oil and iron. In response, the Japanese launched a surprise attack on the United States at Pearl Harbor.

A massive air bomb blast damaged a large portion of the U.S. warships. The United States is entering the war on the Allied side. Initially, they concentrated their forces in front of the Pacific. The country also supplies goods to the USSR, which continues to oppose German development. Japan, on the other hand, conquers new territories in the Pacific.

In addition to the genocide, Japan is sending ten million Chinese nationals to labor camps. In Indonesia, millions of prisoners face a similar situation on the island of Java. In Burma and Thailand, Allied prisoners are tired of building a railway line.

In addition, hundreds of thousands of women were forced into prostitution by the Japanese military. In Europe, concentration camps were set up to kill, among others, Jews, dissidents, political dissidents, gypsies, homosexuals, and people with disabilities. Fearing a second European invasion, Hitler built the Atlantic Wall, a series of military installations to protect the coast from invasion.

But the Allies first arrived in Morocco and Algeria. Italy's Libya finds itself trapped between the two sides. After failing to control its colonies, Vichy France is attacked.

In the East, Axis forces were trying to cut off access to the Caucasus. But for the first time, the German invasion brought with it significant military relief. The Soviets took action and attacked. Africa is now completely controlled by the Allies planning to reach Sicily. The new Italian government is calling for an arms attack, which prompted the Germans to attack.

The USSR is moving rapidly westward, forcing the German army to focus on that earlier. On June 6, 1944, the Partners showed up in Normandy. Their military quickly overwhelm and free Paris. In the West, as in the East, countries are liberated or change camps. Seeing the victory, the Allied forces announced the formation of the League of Nations. Countries that have declared war on Germany and Japan will be welcomed at their inaugural conference. This causes an outbreak of war declarations but without much effect.

On April 30, Hitler committed suicide in his small apartment before the arrival of the Soviets. Eight days later, the country surrenders. The United States and the USSR joined forces to defeat the Japanese Empire. The Soviets launched a military offensive in Manchuria while the US dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

On August 15, Japan gave up, denoting the finish of The Second Great War. After six years of war, the population survived by at least 60 million deaths, mostly civilians. Many cities were completely destroyed. Europe and the USSR recruited millions of German prisoners of war from their labor camps, many of whom were to die. Germany and Austria were recorded among the winners.

A former European power guard left exhausted and devastated by the war. The United States and the USSR emerged as the remaining major world powers. Apart from the role of the UN, which aims to maintain international peace and security, both sides will eventually hold indirect conflicts around the world.




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