The Effects of World War Two

The impact of World War II had the most devastating influence on the people of Europe. In five years, citizens of different countries suffered from this cruel war and they were accused by the government. Two of the most influential areas in this war were the UK and Germany. While men are fighting at the forefront, women and children are most affected, many are moral support of their brigades. When the war broke out in September 1939, the British government predicted that the British influence on life would be very serious.

Two major events in the first half of the 20th century have brought about the essence of today's conflict. The impact of the two world wars lit the passion and hope of nationalists around the world, seriously damaging the international order and the legitimacy of the government. In the early 20th century, nationalism and extreme political ideology were the main development force of terrorism. After the First World War, the Treaty of Versailles made a new country by breaking the Austrian - Hungarian Empire and redrawing the map of Europe. It recognizes the principle of self-determination of national and ethnic groups. Therefore ethnic minorities and ethnic minorities are encouraged to recognize independence and autonomous movement.

World War I and World War II had a major impact on the political geography of Europe. World War I (1914-1918) issued about 16 million deaths. The central government (German Empire, Austria - Hungarian Empire, led by the Ottoman Empire) fell to the power of the Allies (UK, France, Russian Empire led). By the end of the war, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire collapsed and split into more than 12 independent countries. The border between existing countries such as Poland and Russia has been completely subdivided