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The main causes of World War II are two in number and may be described briefly as follows. First, unresolved conflicts from World War I led to the renewal of rivalries between leading European nations, principally Germany in opposition to Britain and France, with war nearly inevitable as a result. Second, the powerful ambitions of Hitler and his fellow Nazis sought domination of the continent, and these ambitions were not checked (or snuffed out) by western nations when Nazi Germany was its weakness -- thus leading indirectly to large-scale war years later.

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