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World War II: How Did It Start?


after roughly 20 years of peace the

after roughly 20 years of peace the world went to war for a second time

world went to war for a second time

world went to war for a second time welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll

welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll be exploring how World War 2 began the

be exploring how World War 2 began the

be exploring how World War 2 began the Second World War is considered a direct

Second World War is considered a direct

Second World War is considered a direct result of the first world war due to

result of the first world war due to

result of the first world war due to unresolved tensions and anger from that

unresolved tensions and anger from that

unresolved tensions and anger from that conflict however the Great Depression of

conflict however the Great Depression of

conflict however the Great Depression of the 1930s was another factor that led to

the 1930s was another factor that led to

the 1930s was another factor that led to bitterness and his shift in public

bitterness and his shift in public

bitterness and his shift in public attitudes towards strict dictatorships

attitudes towards strict dictatorships

attitudes towards strict dictatorships World War one also facilitated the rise

World War one also facilitated the rise

World War one also facilitated the rise of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party

of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party

of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party Hitler’s allies in Italy and Japan also

Hitler’s allies in Italy and Japan also

Hitler’s allies in Italy and Japan also acted aggressively with the hope of

acted aggressively with the hope of

acted aggressively with the hope of expanding their territories hostilities

expanding their territories hostilities

expanding their territories hostilities by these countries towards the communism

by these countries towards the communism

by these countries towards the communism of the Soviet Union was just another

of the Soviet Union was just another

of the Soviet Union was just another factor that helped lead to war in fact a

factor that helped lead to war in fact a

factor that helped lead to war in fact a number of ideologies helped spark the

number of ideologies helped spark the

number of ideologies helped spark the war aggressive expansionism by countries

war aggressive expansionism by countries

war aggressive expansionism by countries like Germany and Italy fascist

like Germany and Italy fascist

like Germany and Italy fascist dictatorships and deep-seated racism

dictatorships and deep-seated racism

dictatorships and deep-seated racism were all considered contributing factors

were all considered contributing factors

were all considered contributing factors this racism was mostly in Germany where

this racism was mostly in Germany where

this racism was mostly in Germany where the Nazis believed the Aryan race was

the Nazis believed the Aryan race was

the Nazis believed the Aryan race was the master race and superior to the

the master race and superior to the

the master race and superior to the Slavic people the countries that

Slavic people the countries that

Slavic people the countries that eventually formed the Allied alliance

eventually formed the Allied alliance

eventually formed the Allied alliance acted passively in the face of the axis

acted passively in the face of the axis

acted passively in the face of the axis threat this was partly out of sympathy

threat this was partly out of sympathy

threat this was partly out of sympathy partly out of guilt because of the

partly out of guilt because of the

partly out of guilt because of the Treaty of Versailles that blamed the

Treaty of Versailles that blamed the

Treaty of Versailles that blamed the Germans for World War one and partly

Germans for World War one and partly

Germans for World War one and partly because countries like Britain

because countries like Britain

because countries like Britain underestimated Hitler meanwhile the

underestimated Hitler meanwhile the

underestimated Hitler meanwhile the League of Nations proved itself

League of Nations proved itself

League of Nations proved itself ineffective in the fight to keep the

ineffective in the fight to keep the

ineffective in the fight to keep the peace a few months after Japan withdrew

peace a few months after Japan withdrew

peace a few months after Japan withdrew from the League of Nations in 1933

from the League of Nations in 1933

from the League of Nations in 1933 Germany did the same in 1935 Germany

Germany did the same in 1935 Germany

Germany did the same in 1935 Germany violated the Treaty of Versailles by

violated the Treaty of Versailles by

violated the Treaty of Versailles by introducing mandatory military

introducing mandatory military

introducing mandatory military conscription and by beginning rearmament

conscription and by beginning rearmament

conscription and by beginning rearmament that country continued to violate the

that country continued to violate the

that country continued to violate the treaty in the years that followed in

treaty in the years that followed in

treaty in the years that followed in fact in 1936 Hitler remilitarization II

fact in 1936 Hitler remilitarization II

fact in 1936 Hitler remilitarization II formed their important alliance with

formed their important alliance with

formed their important alliance with Italy soon after the two countries

Italy soon after the two countries

Italy soon after the two countries offered support to the separatist

offered support to the separatist

offered support to the separatist movement in the Spanish Civil War while

movement in the Spanish Civil War while

movement in the Spanish Civil War while the existing government was supported by

the existing government was supported by

the existing government was supported by the Soviet Union these events

the Soviet Union these events

the Soviet Union these events foreshadowed the second world

foreshadowed the second world

foreshadowed the second world as both sides were testing different

as both sides were testing different

as both sides were testing different methods and weapons battle one specific

methods and weapons battle one specific

methods and weapons battle one specific event that foretold the horrors of world

event that foretold the horrors of world

event that foretold the horrors of world war two was the April 1937 bombing of

war two was the April 1937 bombing of

war two was the April 1937 bombing of Guernica by 1938 Hitler’s motives were

Guernica by 1938 Hitler’s motives were

Guernica by 1938 Hitler’s motives were clearer in a move referred to as the

clearer in a move referred to as the

clearer in a move referred to as the Angelus the Nazis annex Austria into

Angelus the Nazis annex Austria into

Angelus the Nazis annex Austria into Germany despite the fact this also

Germany despite the fact this also

Germany despite the fact this also violated the Treaty of else.i later that

violated the Treaty of else.i later that

violated the Treaty of else.i later that year Hitler was appeased by both Britain

year Hitler was appeased by both Britain

year Hitler was appeased by both Britain and France when they signed the Munich

and France when they signed the Munich

and France when they signed the Munich Agreement this allowed Hitler to

Agreement this allowed Hitler to

Agreement this allowed Hitler to overtake a german-speaking section of

overtake a german-speaking section of

overtake a german-speaking section of Czechoslovakia in order to keep the

Czechoslovakia in order to keep the

Czechoslovakia in order to keep the peace in August 1939 Nazi Germany signed

peace in August 1939 Nazi Germany signed

peace in August 1939 Nazi Germany signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union

a peace treaty with the Soviet Union

a peace treaty with the Soviet Union however the first official event of

however the first official event of

however the first official event of world war ii followed soon after due to

world war ii followed soon after due to

world war ii followed soon after due to long-standing tensions Germany invaded

long-standing tensions Germany invaded

long-standing tensions Germany invaded Poland on September 1st 1939 Britain and

Poland on September 1st 1939 Britain and

Poland on September 1st 1939 Britain and France warned Germany that should the

France warned Germany that should the

France warned Germany that should the troops not withdraw war was imminent

troops not withdraw war was imminent

troops not withdraw war was imminent when the Nazis did nothing Britain and

when the Nazis did nothing Britain and

when the Nazis did nothing Britain and France declared war on Germany and World

France declared war on Germany and World

France declared war on Germany and World War two officially began

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