WARCOMMONS IS NOW ON ANDROID
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The political, diplomatic and military developments of the interwar period that made the Second World War inevitable. From the Treaty of Versailles and the collapse of the League of Nations to the rise of Hitler, Mussolini and Japanese expansionism. This is where the war was lost before it began.
The Kingdom of Bavaria, the scene of the culmination of German collective discontent and crises during the interwar period in the run-up to World War II. There was, however, one city where the NSDAP had already secured a political majority…
The year 1930 marked a decade of peace for the League of Nations. All was well. Then again, they had never faced a genuine existential crisis in the ten years since its founding, only managing tensions between nations. But all…
Throughout its brief history, the Weimar Republic was often plagued by instability. But among these periods of instability, the hyperinflation of 1923 stands out as the most significant. And especially what resulted from that hyperinflation. A culmination of this was…
