There were several totalitarian government takeovers in the 20s and 30s leading up to WW2. Mussolini established the Fascist party in Italy and forcibly took over there. Hitler forced his way into German government. Stalin, despite Lenin's pleas to keep him out of power, took control of the USSR. And Tojo forced his way into power in Japan through a military coup.
These 4 were power hungry and land hungry and most definitely totalitarian dictators. Since these 4 were the cause of WW2 i would say that is why totalitarianism is a cause of World War 2
World war one affected the way of life by people not getting many privlages and family members were dying.
Yes this is very possible the way the world is today.
The communists wanted to spread communism around the world, one way or another, and non-communists wanted to stop them.
Totalitarianism Totalitarianism is a form of government in which the state has absolute control over almost every aspect of people's lives.
One of the causes of World War One is the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. Another cause is when Germany was on their way to fight France,they cut through Belgium. Belgium had an alliance with Great Britain, who then declared war on Germany.
no way she was in the crimean war
The reason World War 2 had to end the way it did was because there was no other way to end the war. So many people were being killed and neither side would serrender.
Nukes.The aggressive ideology of the Communists International (ComIntern) to achieve world wide communist hegemony by means of revolutionary struggle and wars of "liberation" was the fundamental cause of the Cold War.
This may be just my opinion, but I would have to say no, the way that the world is governed and how it is different today then it was during the roman empire, the world would not stand for it, and would probably cause a war (maybe world war 3). so no, not in modern day times.
No. It is the way that the Soviet Union described its own war with Germany in World War 2.
Its a long way to Tipperary.
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