In short, Marxists viewed World War I as wealthy emperors, kings, and capitalists squabbling over colonies and materials. Basically, poor and middle-class people were being forced to fight and die so rich people could get richer. Marxists not only opposed this, but also wanted to rid of the emperors, kings, and capitalists.
The world was in a huge economy problem
World War 1 put trial to the ideas of the Russian Bolsheviks. According to their view of Marxism, as history progressed, the socialistic movements in the world would surely bring on workers' revolts and some form of Marxism. Of course when one is in the "present" what the future holds is anyone's guess. With that said World War 1 caused the collapse of western socialism, and the politics of nationalism took hold. Marx had not taken such a thing into consideration. For the Russian Marxists, they had to search for the theoretical problem presents by this long and devastating war. Clearly in 1915, as an example, when this war would end and what the results would be were impossible for anyone to predict.
Cold war, Israel's Independence, and Germany's huge debit to the world
What the problem was in world war 2 Germany,Japan,and Italy wanted to conquer the world mostly Germany.
huge war reparations
No, not by a huge margin.
huge debt from the Revolutionary War.
Germany
World war two differed from world war one because world war two was provoked by Adolf Hitler wanting to take revenge on The Triple Entente for humiliating Germany, which in his eyes were the greatest. Both battles were huge losses to the Germans. WWI was fought in the trenches. WWII saw huge tank battles.
The Great War was, at the time, unique. When the next war started, the names World War One and World War Two were used because World War One was no longer a one-of-a-kind huge multinational war.
Hitler wasnt in it
world 2 war