The 3 most important reasons for WWII

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The 3 most important reasons for WWII

          After the First World War all things became calm and settled until one man by the name of Adolf Hitler stepped up and suddenly everything seemed to change. He was a man with an ambition, an ambition he was prepared to harm anything that comes in his way to get there. He did although go to prison and wrote a book whilst inside. The Reichstag fire and other factors enabled him to get into power and when he did he turned Germany into a prosperous nation but the secret behind all that prosperity was he made all Germans speak through a flower by enforcing secret police called the Gestapo who were spies and listened in to anyone who was performing treason. The road to the war was made by several factors, both successes and failures, but overall no single person was at fault for WWII, it was a whole load of people……….

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         After the war, Germany signed the treaty of Versailles, where they had to follow all the rules in the treaty like they had to pay reparations (compensation) mainly to France after WWI, they couldn’t re-arm and other rules limiting them to power. The treaty was made by the League of Nations which was setup after the war to vote on things that were important and decide what to do in the world. The League of Nations had 50 participants and had some successes like stopping arguments between Sweden and Finland but had some problems because the ...

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