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World War Two started on September 1st ,1939 when the Germans

began attack on Poland when airplanes, tanks and other troops

entered Poland. The war that was soon to begin affected more

people than any other war in history, killing around 15,000,000

people, By 1942 all major countries were involved with this

war.

World War Two was the beginning of a new age

nuclear weapons had replaced your average infantrymen and

far less people now traveled on foot, tanks and airplanes

became both weapons and transportation for soldiers.



People think WW II was a continuation of WWI in fact the three

biggest reasons that people believe it started are : continuing

arguments from World War One, problems with dictatorships,

and Germany, Italy and Japan all had a strong desire

to obtain more land in Europe.

Canada Joined World War Two on September 10th, 1939 and

became the sixth country to start......

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