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Debate:Was world war inevitable? (view source)
Revision as of 04:08, May 15, 2008
, 04:08, May 15, 2008→'''Yes:'''
I am a year 11 student and I also think was war was inevitable primarily due to the fact the Hitler was just another one of Satan's instruments to corrupt the world. If you study Hitler's actions you will be suprised to find how demonic they were. Firstly Hitler was part of a cult and also he even created his own "Nazi Religion," in which you had to worship Hitler and his party. Furthermore the swastica, if you look carefully,is a broken cross, showing how Satan was simply using him against the world. Moreover the fact that Hitler was anti-semetic shows how again he was Satan's instrument for world destruction against God.
I am a year 11 student and I also think was war was inevitable primarily due to the fact the Hitler was just another one of Satan's instruments to corrupt the world. If you study Hitler's actions you will be suprised to find how demonic they were. Firstly Hitler was part of a cult and also he even created his own "Nazi Religion," in which you had to worship Hitler and his party. Furthermore the swastica, if you look carefully,is a broken cross, showing how Satan was simply using him against the world. Moreover the fact that Hitler was anti-semetic shows how again he was Satan's instrument for world destruction against God.
Also, through Hitler's actions it can be seen that he was very irrational and blood thirsty. In 1937 he intended to invade the whole of Czechoslovakia, to which Mussolini wanred him not to do which lead to the British and German talks over this country to which Hitler gained a thrid of its land.
Also, through Hitler's actions it can be seen that he was very irrational and blood thirsty. In 1937 he intended to invade the whole of Czechoslovakia, to which Mussolini wanred him not to do which lead to the British and German talks over this country to which Hitler gained a thrid of its land.
At least World War I was inevitable. Industrialization created a surplus of goods in Europe. Foreign markets now had to be dominated to sell goods and ensure the nation's prosperity:imperialism. This imperialism created a competition for territory which caused patriotism among the people in european powers. This evolved into a fear and suspicion of other countries. Meanwhile, European militaries are being built up by industrialization (steel battleships) and weapons are now being mass produced. It is only natural for a country in this situation to form "entangling alliances" which secretly bound other countries to fight in the case that war is declared on one. All that was needed was a spark to ignite a war. This spark would have occurred sooner or later.It just so happened that it was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. Basically, industrialization guaranteed a conflict, and entangling alliances guaranteed a World War. I see no way to refute this argument, unless you believe that industrialization was not inevitable.(?)
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