Germany went to war for many reasons. In WWII, they went to war because they wanted to control the countries surrounding Germany.
They went home.
Aztec mostly went to war with the other Aztec tribes
The Spartans and Athens went to war in 431 B.C. and the war ended in 404 B.C.
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The only time that Cleopatra went to war was in 31 BC at Actium. She lost, big time.
hilter went where his army went when the war was on
Germany, austria-hungry and Italy went to war with England, France and russia
After Stalingrad, Germany went on the defensive. So it was a defensive type of war.
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Germany was punished for its role in World War I by the requirement of war reparations. Germany was unable to pay the high costs and eventually went into complete economic failure.
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The Assassination of Arch-Duke Ferdinand Ferdinand's death only explains why Austria and Serbia went to war. Britain came into the conflict against Germany because of Germany's invasion of Belgium.
Britain went to war with Germany because Hitler wouldn't stop his invasion of Poland when the british told him to
This is an opinion question, there is not a specific answer. Look at the reasons that Germany and Japan went to war, and then you can determine for yourself if they were justified.
France went into World War 1 because it had an alliance with Russia. When Germany declared war on Russia, France went to help its ally.
France was not the only country that went to war with Germany. Britain and America also helped. However, France went to war with Germany because Germany had invaded most of France. So the allied powers(America, Britain, and France) attacked Germany. On June 6 1944. that day was called D-day.(or operation overload) when America invated Germany and caused Germany to surrender. Not strictly true. Britain and France declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939 - two days after Germany had invaded Poland. Germany didn't attack France until April !940. Germany declared war on the United States on 11 December 1941.