Is World War II a continuation of World War I?

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World war 2 was germans and the soviet union trying to increase commmunism but they did not succeed as the U.S provided assainsce to the contrys who were being bullied

Sidana [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

Yes, world war II was the continuation of world war I, there were several reasons behind second world war such as:

Japanese Militarism
Rise of Hitler and the Nazi party in Germany
Great depression
Nationalism
Treaty of Versailles
Italian Fascism

these were some important reasons behind the Continuation of World War I to World War II.

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