trategy would not have been the world power in decline that it was at that point in time and US intervention into European politics was unimaginable in the 1930's in America.
             Furthermore the German newspaper ZEIT published 50 years after the end of the war an article, reporting about new documents that had appeared, proving that England was well aware about every step Hitler was going to take from 1938 on, but still did not take any actions, even refused to cooperate with the German resistance or simply acknowledge its existance as their goal was Germany's unconditional surrender.
             Therefore the question whether the war was inevitable cannot be answered with a definite 'yes' or 'no'.
             Hitler's responsibility for unleashing the Second World War is as obvious as possible in the context of global political development. Instead of human ambition, he was driven by the fanatical belief that his destiny was indisputably linked with Germany's.
             In his book 'Mein Kampf', published in 1924, Hitler already revealed his ideology. However, very few people read the book at that time. If
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