Write a speech on the causes of World War II

The reason for the outbreak of the Second World War was mainly due to the uneven development of the capitalist countries, the uneven distribution of the means of production, and the later rise of the countries demanded a repartition of the world. World War II was a war fought by the Axis powers of Germany, Italy, and Japan on the other hand, against the allies such as China, the Soviet Union, the United States, and the United Kingdom, as well as against fascist forces around the world. It is the inevitable result of the irreconcilable development of the contradictions of imperialism in the struggle for hegemony.

Its emergence and development have gone through a long gestation process. The fascist regimes of Germany, Italy, and Japan, with the connivance of the appeasement policies of Britain, France, and the United States, pursued a policy of aggression and expansion, first launching local wars in Asia, Africa, and Europe, and finally provoking a world war. The devastation and catastrophe of the Second World War were unprecedented, and the wealth accumulated by mankind over the years was destroyed; Fascism was destroyed, and the idea of striving for peace became more and more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people; dealt a heavy blow to international imperialism and promoted the vigorous development of the national liberation movement; contributed to the growth of international socialist forces; Objectively, it has promoted the rapid development of science and technology.

More than 60 years have passed since the smoke of World War II dissipated. The purpose of learning from this period of history is to draw experiences and lessons from it so that we can love and cherish peace even more. In today's peaceful world environment, we should strive to learn our skills and strive to make greater contributions to the progress of human civilization.

The causes of World War II (the Wall Street financial turmoil) -- the disasters brought to people by World War II (deaths, direct and indirect economic losses) -- the consequences of World War II (bipolar pattern, the Soviet-American Cold War) -- the continuation of fascism (fascism in Japan today) -- discussion (love of peace).

Liddell Hart's History of the Second World War, written in 1947, took twenty years to complete. In preparation for the book, he consulted captured German archives, interviewed the leading commanders of the Central Powers and captured German generals, and made several trips to Western Europe to examine the battlefields of the time and check the materials cited in the book against maps. The author has collected a wealth of historical materials and verified them on the basis of field investigations, so the narrative of the Second World War in the history of six years and one day (from the beginning of the German invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939 to the signing of the surrender instrument by Japan on September 2, 1945) is more detailed and the analysis is more objective.

The author not only exposes the essence of Hitler's foreign power and middle cadres, but also exposes the appeasement policy pursued by Britain and France towards Germany, Italy and Japan at that time, adopting the methods of appeasement, nurturing traitors, and sacrificing small countries in order to protect vested interests and divert the troubles to the east to reap the benefits of the fishermen. This revelation is still relevant today.