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Why did the second world war break out?
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... Why did the Second World War break out? After the First World War ended it was called the "War to end all Wars" and few wanted the horrors of the previous years to ever be repeated. Many treaties were signed and the League of Nations was set up to try and stop another war breaking out. However in 1939 war broke out again. There are many different ideas on whom or what is to blame for the breaking out of the Second World War. Historians believe that there was no single reason why it broke out and that there were in fact many causes but that some people and plans were more to blame then others. Many people would argue that the main reason that War broke was that Germany was very aggressive and without Hitler's words and actions War would not have broken out again. This I believe
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