long-term causes for second world war
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Agressive nationalism, militarism, imperialism, secret alliances are long term reasons for second world war.
Also germans thought the Treaty of Versailles was a diktat imposed on them and they felt insulted and got angry.
Immediate cause: German army entered Poland on September 1, 1939. Hitler, invaded Poland as a punishment for refusing to handover the port of Danzig to germany. Hitler thought that the takeover of Poland would be a small military operation. But Poland had a defence pact with Britain. So, Britain joined the polish side and France joined them a day later
Also germans thought the Treaty of Versailles was a diktat imposed on them and they felt insulted and got angry.
Immediate cause: German army entered Poland on September 1, 1939. Hitler, invaded Poland as a punishment for refusing to handover the port of Danzig to germany. Hitler thought that the takeover of Poland would be a small military operation. But Poland had a defence pact with Britain. So, Britain joined the polish side and France joined them a day later
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