Why was germany so aggressive at the start ww1?

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Because the Kaiser's Germany was led by a complicated and vengeful group of people, who wanted to establish their superiority in Europe and managed their colonies in a brutal way. The conflict generated the most fearsome governments of humanity, Hittler's Nazism and Leninist communism.

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