The beginning of the War?
Some would argue that the Second World War began with a German invasion of Poland on 1st September 1939 and the British conclusion that without German withdrawal there would have been a World War. Needless to say, there was no German withdrawal and WWII began, with Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand declared war on the 3rd of September 1939.
Some would argue that the second world war was the second round of the first world war. Although the major powers had not yet realized that the continuation of the war between the Axis and the Allies would lead to the end of European world domination and the destruction of colonial empires. By resuming the war, they only secure their destruction no matter who wins the outcome.
Some have called the Treaty of Versailles ‘cruel and unreasonable’ and therefore the offspring that secured the second world war. Germany will try to rectify this flaw. In fact, the Treaty of Versailles was less powerful than the very principles the Germans intended to impose on the Russians in 1917/18 when Russia was forced to separate large territories and pay huge compensation to the Brest-Litovsk Treaty.
In fact, the main cause of the second world war was the belief of many Germans who were never defeated in the first world war. The German territory was not attacked, and the soldiers felt that they had not been defeated. In fact, the army had to return to Germany to save the empire from civil unrest, as Germany was more vulnerable to internal strife than to threats from cooperatives. So the belief that Germany lost the war only because of the stabbing in the back of the house. This collapse, however, was the result of a state under great pressure and subjugated by economic and political pressure, in order to win the modern war, victory in this sector is not enough, victory must be achieved in every other system to destroy its will to fight. Germany had lost a strategic war, its system had collapsed and that is why it lost the war. The British Armed Forces had successfully shut down the German economy and thus brought about its ruin and conquest, (even if the Navy could not prove itself in the open war).
Germany had lost its allies, Turkey and Austria, and had failed to produce small aircraft, a few tanks, and lost staff. Although Germany had not lost a war, it had lost a war.
Yet, the myth of not being defeated really leads to resentment that they are being defeated. Soon, all the problems in Germany were related to the mistakes of the past. The biggest stress was the last straw. Unemployment and inflation have left room for a political party to gain sufficient support to play a significant role. In this the Nazis with a combination of nationalism, racism, authoritarianism, and the promise of better times gained sufficient political power to begin to take over and transform democracy into a dictatorship. Organized events such as the burning of the Reichstag and the tricks of the naughty boy led to the consummation of totalitarianism. In order to continue to fulfill its promises Hitler, who was the epitome of empire, continued to grow, first by consolation and then by direct war.
The deadly blow was the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact signed on August 23, 1939, when Hitler was free to carve out Poland with the approval of the USSR.
Thanks to Blitzkrieg tactics and superior law, the German army quickly invaded Poland. As France and Britain humiliated themselves by doing nothing in the West.
After Poland ended, Germany strengthened its position by invading Denmark and Norway on 9 April 1940, securing its access to the Swedish steel and opening the North Atlantic. The French invasion began on May 10, 1940, and combined the combined attacks of the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Belgium with careful German planning produced good results, with France failing to recover. Lack will accelerate defeat. The beginning of Germany's last conquest though it had already been shown by the failure of the British conquest, of Dunkirk (which began to emerge on 26 May 1940), and the failure to take over the French navy. This combined with the stressful activities produced a strong determination. The victory had already won Italy as a partner, but it was to prove a deadly marriage, with Italy an obstacle in addition to help. But in the meantime, the Third Reich celebrated the death of France and the French signed an agreement on armistice on June 22, 1940. Less than two months after the start of the German occupation, Germany had defeated all its enemies in the British Empire.
Turn East: -
It has become clear from historical records that Germany was powerless to invade Britain and Hitler did not have the patience to take the necessary time to allow his current high position to pay dividends to protect the situation and build the required naval height and needed a lifeboat to invade Britain. Or to build the heavy bombs needed to detonate a serious British bomb. This lack of patience and overconfidence in the achievements has led to a vicious decision to turn east and invade Russia.
The plan was again thwarted by the unnecessary invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece on April 6, 1941, which resulted in the failure of Italy and the repeated German invasion of North Africa. Operation Barbarossa delays will be very costly.
Operation Barbarossa began on June 22, 1941. Three groups of German troops, the Axis army of more than four million men were asleep to attack Russia and Comrade Stalin was ‘lying on the wheel’ ignoring British intelligence about Hitler's plans.
Germany's prosperity was destroyed when the Kremlin started the winter and confirmed to Stalin that Japan had no intention of attacking, thus freeing the Siberian Army to be transferred to the protection of the most.
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