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France and Britain could have prevented world war2 if they had acted diffrently?
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∙ 12y ago
It wasn't France's and Great Britain's fault.Most blame The Treaty of Versailles being to harsh on Germany, which it really was.If it hadn't been so horrible, things might have been different.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoFrance and Britian could have prevented world war two if they had acted differently because, when Hitler first marched into the Rhineland britian just ignored it and let him take the land, if they had stopped hitler from taking over the Rhineland then world war two may not have happened. Appesement was also a main policy of britian and france towards germany during the 1930s. After hitler marched into the Rhineland Britan and France kept letting Hitler get away with every attack he made, therefore world war two happened.
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