It is not accurate to say that European countries were dragged into WWII so fast. There was quite a lot of aggression on the part of Germany once Hitler took power in 1933. Many Europeans, including Britain, did not feel Hitler was a European threat, indeed on some levels they liked what he had managed to do with the German economy. But then German troops took back the Rhineland in 1936. Austria was annexed by Germany in 1938. Then Albania was occupied by Italy in 1939. Poland was then invaded by Germany. It really took quite a lot of outward aggression before the other Europeans decided it was enough. was only at this point that Britain and France for example decided that they had to declare war on Germany/Italy to try to counter their aggression. Then in 1940, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, and France were all over-run. So, it is not really accurate to say that European countries were 'dragged' into the war, nor is it accurate to say it happened quickly.
The map of Europe had changed significantly because many nations' borders had changed.
The increase military expansion in Europe before World War caused alarm because of safety. Countries get nervous when a large military build-up happens in the area.
28th of July 1914.
world war 2 was more of a world war. It was fought on more fronts and included more countries.
yea but not a lot of it was done
they were allies with Britain
April 6 1917
sinking of lusitania
the treaty of Versailles plunged Europe into the second world war and it led to the rise of aggressors in Europe
The United States declaration of war is from 6 April 1917.
The map of Europe had changed significantly because many nations' borders had changed.
Europe was led into warld war1.
In Europe. World War 1 was a global war. Europe was the site of most of the major battles, battles also took place in Africa, Middle East, and Asia.
soldiers.
1914
Germany was conquering all of Europe. It wanted to take down Britain because basically, Britain was just standing in their way of World Dominance.
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