As with most expansionist wars fought during this time, the Americans supported war with Spain because they were convinced by politicians that it was their destiny to expand its borders.
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Believe this is WWII strategy of the allies. Early in the war Russia was bearing the brunt of German military might. He begged, chastized England and USA for not opening a western front (land invasion in France to "sandwich" the Whermact /German army to defend two fronts.
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England, America and other allies were tieing up German and Italian Axis forces in North Africa, then Sicily, on to Italy. That was not enough, seaboard invasion on D-Day June 6,1944 finally brought the second front that sandwiched Germany between Russia/USSR on the East and Anglo-American on the Western front
May God Bless all who gave so much to defeat Nazi tyranny. Civilians in Europe, Russia, Poland etc. suffered mightily.
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Explanation: The Hiroshima Bombing Didn't Just End WWII—It Kick-Started the Cold War ... Soon after arriving at the Potsdam Conference in July 1945, U.S. President Harry S. Truman ... “Stalin was the last person to want to do that.”.
Answer: B is correct.
Explanation: historians who hold there was no holocaust are considered revisionists. Today there is a strong tendency in Ucraine (for example) to rewrite history of the WW II and reject some fundamental thesis infused to its inhabitants to previous Soviet historiography. In France (for example) after the WW II there was a so-called "immunity thesis" (author: René Rémond) according to which French did not have their own sort of fascism but the fascism was imported to France (this thesis started being questioned and rejected by foreign historians Paxton and Sternhell much later). Revisionists are also those who reject using traditional terminology. In Brazil historians traditionally spoke about "discovery of Brazil" (1500), today some of them use word "invasion" or even "genocide". The question is to which degree we project our contemporary situation (political, social) to the past.