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In World War I it was the assassination of the heir to Austrian throne, in World War II it was the German invasion of Poland even though Japan had been fighting China two years before that.
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When was the World War 2 stared?
1944
Who stared the world war 1 and 2?
you
Why the war in Iraq stared?
Stared at what?
What first stared World War 2?
Germany invading Poland.
When world wor 2 stared?
1939 you spellt war incorect
Why did war world two stared?
WW2 staretd because of hitler
What wars did Hitler start?
World War 2 in Europe (1939-1945).
When did 1st world war happened?
WWl stared in 1914 and ended in 1918
When world war 1 stared how did Americans react?
America declared its neutrality.
Who stared the Civil War and why?
An American with a HUGE eyeball stared at the civil war. Trollolololooolll....
Was Adolf Hitler the only reason world war 2 stared?
No. It is likely the USA would have gone to war with Japan but it may not have turned into a world war.
Who stared the World War 1?
I presume you mean 'started'. Germany and Austria wre the first to declare war.
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