Germany: At Fault for WWII

"A thousand years passed, the German evil will not be erased" (Hans Frank quoted 1). Nazi's senior officer, Hans Frank, accurately caught Germany's view of the world at the end of the Second World War. Frank later convicted in war crimes and a crime against humanity in the Nuremberg trial was executed but executed, his meaningful remarks will survive. Germany detached the world during the Second World War, but their attack dates back to the early 1870s.

Imperialism caused many events in the First World War and the Second World War. In World War I, Germany, France and the UK fought each other, creating the best empire. Imperialism has made Germany an Austrian-Hungarian empire, and an alliance with the UK and France. In World War II, Hitler wanted to expand Germany to a German population only. When Hitler expanded to Poland, it caused World War II when France and the UK declared a war against Germany. The connection and continuation of World War II was the emergence of imperialism between France, the UK and Germany, which led to an increase in military assembly.

One way the World War I led to World War II was due to unresolved problems in several countries. One of the ideas was to establish a colonial empire as Germany minds their land. At the time of 1914, Germany wanted to expand as much as possible but did not do so during the First World War. This is part of the incident in World War II.

After the end of World War II, Germany divided into two states, West Germany and East Germany, and part of the former German territory east of the Oder-Nice line became part of Poland. The basic law of the German Federal Republic as a constitution of West Germany was conceived and prepared as a temporary document in hopes of reconsidering East Germany and West Germany. The unification of Germany has become the central theme of the politics of West Germany and became the core of the German East German Socialist Unity Party, but in the view of Marxist history the West German government will be swept away. Proletarian revolution