The correct answer is that it was about <span>deterring the soviets from all out war by threatening a full nuclear response to any aggressive act.
Basically, what this means is that they announced that if there was even a slight possibility that the Soviets would attack them or if they did attack them, they would go full on with nukes on them and would not think about repercussions. This was later reverted as anyone with a clear head understood that nukes were not a good option.</span>
Germany annexed Austria, then the Sudetenland, and then invaded Czechoslovakia. This made Germany disliked by the allied powers. Germany invaded Poland for Danzig and then that is what pushed France and Britain into war with Germany. Later, Japan reached a stalemate in China, so they expanded their sphere of influence into the pacific. Japan invaded British Malaysia and joined the axis and signed the tripartite pact with Germany and Italy leaving Japan at war with France and the U.K. Japan also bombed Pearl Harbour making the U.S declare war on Japan, Germany then declared war on the U.S, I am not sure why they did this even though they did not have to.
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i honestly think it's yes
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