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How are world war 1 and world war 2 connected?

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World War 2 was caused as a consequence of WW1. The treaty signed at the end of the first war, Versailles treaty, was unfair towards the Germans. Hitler wanted to get back the territory he lost, leabestrum more living space for Germans, make German nations stay together and destroy communism. In summary the unfairness of WW1 treaty brought revenge so WW2 started.

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