Introduction As a totalitarian state, Nazi Germany strove to impose its rule over all facets of society. This was felt by Germans in four places − The police state The economy Social policy Persecution. The Police State Hitler utilised three methods to keep the German people under ... Read More

Introduction Local conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary sparked the First World War in 1914. It turned into a 32-nation war as a result. Britain, France, Russia, and Italy nations engaged in combat with the Central Powers, including Bulgaria, the Ottoman Empire, Germany, and Austria-Hungary. A Serb killed Austria-Hungarian Archduke Ferdinand ... Read More

Introduction In the gap of two decades, another World War broke out and it was between two major groups the Axis powers and Allied powers, this war went on for six years and it was fought on air, land, and sea. The casualties and deaths were more than the First ... Read More

Introduction The USSR was a country in Eurasia that existed from 1922 to 1991. The USSR was formed by merging the Russian, Ukrainian, and Byelo Soviet Socialist Republics. The USSR was one of the world's first constitutionally socialist states, with state ownership over the means of production being widespread. The ... Read More

Introduction In 1939, World War II began. This conflict was the most destructive in terms of damage and devastation. Causes of the Second World War The primary reasons of World War II are as stated below. Dissatisfaction with the Versailles Treaty The stipulations of the Treaty of Versailles were ... Read More

Introduction The Nazi ideology solely supported a racial hierarchy and rejected the idea of human equality. This placed the Jews at the bottom and the Nordic German Aryans at the top. People of all other hues were positioned in between. Spencer contributed the idea of Survival of the Fittest to ... Read More

Introduction The First World War and the wartime economy was the most devastating event that shook the whole world most governments thought that the war would be over by the Christmas of 1914 but it went on for four years. But what happened to the strongest economy in the history ... Read More

Introduction Colonialism was the aftermath of economic surplus because as the economy grew and trade flourished the major powers wanted to extend their control over other countries so that they could mine more profits and control the trade movements in the region. The colonialization of countries meant that their freedom ... Read More

Introduction Many nations took part in a large conflict known as the Great War or World War I from July 1914 to November 1918. Nearly 17 million people had died by the time the war was over. War's origins are significantly more complex than that, and they cannot be adequately ... Read More

Introduction Nationalism and imperialism are different but did you know both are results of the other? Firstly, what is Imperialism? Imperialism is the ideology that propounds that a single nation is the master of all and this mighty nation is able to conquer the nations by military and war aggressions. ... Read More