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Why did the major world powers fail to stop fascist aggression?

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They wanted to avoid conflict, they didn't want to get themselves in another war. They also wanted Germany to act as a buffer between Europe and the Soviet Union. 
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They wanted to avoid another conflict, and also wanted Germany to act as a buffer between Soviet Union and Europe.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the 1930's, the allies did not stop fascist aggression because the liberal progressives of the time underestimated the danger. They also wanted a stronger Germany to act as a regulator between the Soviet Union and the rest of Europe.

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