WWII could have been avoided

ed the Versailles Treaty, not one single country intervened and took action towards Hitler, only encouraging him, and enforcing that defying the treaty would go unpunished. If this condition had been different that is had Hitler been stopped at this point, he would not have gone nearly as far as he did. Yet the League of Nations took no action and Great Britain and France did nothing more than send protests to Hitler. In the fall of 1936, the two dictators from Italy and Germany, Mussolini and Hitler, formed the Rome-Berlin Axis Alliance. The Treaty of Versailles prohibited the creation of alliances, thus this political action of the two leaders directly violated this treaty. Once again, the treaty that was supposed to keep peace and ensure that there are no future wars, was ignored with no reprimand. If another nation had done some
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