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Why were Britain and Russia “hard-pressed” to start World War 2 (think of how WW2 started)?
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Why were Britain and Russia “hard-pressed” to start World War 2 (think of how WW2 started)?

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They didn't want another repeat of the first world war

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(Many other countries felt this, including France and the US

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