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In what ways was the “unsustainable” peace of WW1 the main cause for WW2?
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In what ways was the “unsustainable” peace of WW1 the main cause for WW2?
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I do not know if this is one of your answer but it was due to the peace treaty being ripped by Adolf Hitler
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