Poland and Britain started WW2

@Bobko
Possibly. Some of the ideas are a long way from reality. History is just a way of looking at it, however it's hard to blame WWII on anything other than German (and Japanese) imperialism.

@jon357
To be honest, Mussolini can take the blame a lil bit with his conquest of Ethopia. Leading up to other dictators trying to get the best of him

Franco too; they all enabled each other. And the European democracies emboldened them by not acting in a timely way in Spain, Abyssinia and the Rhineland.

We (or specifically France with international support) should have acted when Germany invaded the Rhineland and nipped it in the bud.

Are you nuts?


I think he did.

Says a country which travels over half the globe the "get back whats theirs" (Falklands).....a tad hypocrit?

Don't be silly. A hostile state with no claim be it historical, legal or moral, invaded it, and (unlike the Rhineland post-Versailles). And of course in the recent referendum (a referendum, not a 30s 'plebiscite'), 99.8% of the residents (including those with Argentinian nationality) confirmed that they want the status quo to remain.


No.

You're going off-topic however. Germany started WWII, not Poland, not Britain, and the warning signs were there not just at the illegal invasion of Sudety but also earlier at the illegal invasion of the Rhineland.

Are you nuts?


Exactly!


There you go BB.