Thursday, March 5, 2026

What or who really started WW II? Hitler?

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June 29, 2025: (5,881,926 views) The period following World War I was marked by unresolved tensions from the Treaty of Versailles and the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations.

Economic devastation and a desire for national resurgence fueled the rise of totalitarian (authoritarian, strongman) regimes in Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan.

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These Axis powers embarked on aggressive expansionist policies, including Protestant Christian German rearmament and territorial claims, Buddhist Japan's brutal conquests in Asia, and Catholic Italy's imperial ambitions in Africa.

The nominal democracies of Britain and France, weakened by their own economic woes and a reluctance to confront aggression, failed to halt these escalating conflicts.

This unchecked aggression, coupled with the strategic realignments like the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, ultimately set the stage for the outbreak of a global (world) war.

American Hitler George Lincoln Rockwell
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