Limitations of freedom during world war war you?

Answer 1

I am assuming you mean World War 2. In the USA one of the limitations of freedom was the Freedom Of The Press. The presidential cabinet forced the media not to reveal there were UBoats in the Gulf of Mexico and along the eastern seaboard. They did this to prevent panic in millions and millions of people. The last thing the US needed was millions of people trying to leave the coastal regions all at once. We have seen what happens when a hurricane arrives. The roads out of the states get bogged down and people get into a frenzy.

The limitations of freedom however were violated in Europe extensively. Once the Nazis would invade a nation they restricted freedom of movement, freedom of travel, freedom of communication, freedom to be yourself and pursue your own lifestyle, freedom to obtain medical care, food, fuel, things of survival necessity and freedom from fear and oppression.

They did not allow people to seek peace, happiness, and prosperity. They would kill at will.

They violated the freedoms and rights of the Geneva Conventions. The Japanese was very guilty of this. They did the same things the Nazis did to limit people's freedoms. They also lied to the people about the Allied Forces telling them we would eat them, barbecue them and do horrendous things against them. Thousands of Okinawans killed themselves because of their lives. They were denied their freedom to live.