The origin of european wars

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com/ushistory2ay/chapter/the-origins-of-the-european-war-2/ The article on the Origin of European wars has been selected to provide relevant academic information due to the quality of content it provides in relation to the subject matter. The topic of European wars is quite an ambiguous and quite a broad one and which is surrounded by a lot of content since European wars took various forms historically, as many scholars have tried to synthesize. This article was therefore selected for research, since it provides detailed and relevant information matching the title of the subject under scrutiny. The article introduces the onslaught of European wars by first giving a summary of the First World War before introducing the Second World War, the main participants and how it impacted diplomatic relations with other European countries.

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The author, in his introductory statements indicates, ''Hitler repudiated the punitive damages and strict military limitations of the Treaty of Versailles. Poland fell in three weeks. The German army, anxious to avoid the rigid, grinding war of attrition that took so many millions in the stalemate of WWI, built their new modern army for speed and maneuverability. "(Origin of European Wars, 2019) The article chosen has consistently described the origins of European wars, in the context of how the aggressive nature of Germany caused divisions in opinions among European powers, a fact that caused mixed reactions and ultimately shaped world history in the most instructional manner. What do you think the lasting effects both World Wars had on the ability for of the United States to form long-lasting relationships with their former enemies? World wars led to strained diplomatic relations between the United States and other countries such as Russia and Germany.

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