The World War was the bloodiest conflict in human history, spanning nine years and claiming the lives of millions of people. The ideologies of liberal democracy, fascism, and communism waged war on one another in a multi-sided conflict.
To understand what led to the World War, we must examine the various threads of history that tied together and led to the conflict - the outcome of the Great War, the rise of communism in Russia and Mongolia, Japanese imperialism, and many other events.
To understand what led to the World War, we must examine the various threads of history that tied together and led to the conflict - the outcome of the Great War, the rise of communism in Russia and Mongolia, Japanese imperialism, and many other events.
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