A New History of World War Ii: a World in Blood and Ruin (1931-1945)
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On September 18, 1931, Japan caused the September 18th Incident and began to invade Northeast China. This was not only the starting point of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan, but also the prelude to a new world war. In 1935, Italy invaded Ethiopia. In 1936, Germany entered the Rhineland Demilitarized Zone. In 1939, Germany invaded Poland, and Britain and France declared war on Germany. Subsequently, the Soviet Union and the United States were also involved in the war one after another, and the war spread to remote areas such as the Aleutian Islands in the North Pacific and Madagascar in the southern Indian Ocean. The war required mobilization. More than 100 million people around the world were mobilized to join the army, and on the home front, even more people were mobilized to become workers in arsenals, rescuers in the civil defense system, and guerrillas behind enemy lines. The war did not end until September 1945. The three great empires of Germany, Italy and Japan were buried. The attempts of Britain, France and other countries to rebuild their empires also failed. National liberation movements in Asia, Africa and Latin America were in full swing. Amid the blood and ruins, the Western colonial order that had dominated the world for more than 500 years finally collapsed. Modern nation-states such as China and India emerged one after another. The world order has been greatly changed.
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