World War II

World War II, the largest and most devastating conflict in human history. How and why did this tragedy begin?

World War II — It trace back to the end of World War I. Defeated Germany faced severe economic collapse due to the harsh Treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression.

It trace back to the end of World War I. Defeated Germany faced severe economic collapse due to the harsh Treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression.

World War II — Exploiting this desperate situation, Hitler and the Nazi Party, promoting extreme nationalism, seized power. They began expanding their military power and invading neighboring countries.

Exploiting this desperate situation, Hitler and the Nazi Party, promoting extreme nationalism, seized power. They began expanding their military power and invading neighboring countries.

World War II — Ultimately, after countless sacrifices, the war came to an end, and humanity founded the United Nations (UN) to preserve peace. Our task is to remember this tragic history and cherish the value of peace.

Ultimately, after countless sacrifices, the war came to an end, and humanity founded the United Nations (UN) to preserve peace. Our task is to remember this tragic history and cherish the value of peace.

On September 1, 1939, Germany launched a surprise invasion of Poland, officially igniting the massive flames of World War II.

World War II — The war did not stop in Europe. With Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, the United States entered the war, escalating the conflict into the largest global war in human history, engulfing the Pacific and all of Asia.

The war did not stop in Europe. With Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, the United States entered the war, escalating the conflict into the largest global war in human history, engulfing the Pacific and all of Asia.