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The term 'Anschluss' refers to an event that occurred in 1938 when Germany annexed Austria just prior to World War II. The word 'Anschluss' means 'connection' or 'union' in German and is meant to define the act of combining the two countries.
The Nazi goal was "lebensraum" (breathing space) for the German people. Tragically, this meant invading other countries and exterminating some non-Aryans.
Prior to World War 1, the US maintained a principle of non-involvement in international conflicts. This meant not taking sides whenever there was strife between countries in order to preserve its social, economic and political interests.
The people within the countries at war were mainly dedicated to the war efforts, but the destruction and deaths left many weary and depressed. By war's end, the German population was totally demoralized, while the Japanese population became either fanatical or stoic depending on the individual's position in society. Practically everyone wanted the war to be concluded as rapidly as possible, even if it meant killing the civilian populations of the enemy.
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