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How did the rise of dictatorship increase tension between nations (WW2)
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How did the rise of dictatorship increase tension between nations (WW2)

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The rise of dictatorship caused other nations to feel threatened and become defensive. The fear of being taken over by the totalitarian, power seeking dictators was real and drove armies to grow and the public to support strengthening borders.
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