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II WORLD WAR (1939-1945) (CONSEQUENCES (Political repercussions (New order…
II WORLD WAR (1939-1945)
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CAUSES
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Immediate causes
Territorial expansion
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Germany annexed Austria and the Czech region of Sudetenland (1939) and practically all Czechoslovakia (1939)
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CONSEQUENCES
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Consciousness crisis
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Allies were discovering concentration camps where 6M jews, gypsies, disabled and others died.
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Economical losses
In 1945 the communication net had disappeared in the center of Europe, fuel was scarce and industrial production had decreased.
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Stablishing peace
War stablished two superpowers: USSR and USA. The Allies met in different conferences to stablish peace.
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Territorial changes
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USSR anexed territories from Baltic States, western Poland and Prussia.
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