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1. On a related note, I'm starting to lean toward the theory my

Reply to polly7 (Original post)

Mon Feb 27, 2012, 12:30 PM

Feb 2012

professor of European Civilization shared: after some passage of time, historically the two World Wars will be viewed as parts one and two of the same war with a pause during the Twenties and some of the Thirties as the Versailles Treaty didn't adequately address and resolve economic and political issues that underwrote the original war.

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The Untold War Story -- Then and Now [View all] polly7 Feb 2012 OP

On a related note, I'm starting to lean toward the theory my no_hypocrisy Feb 2012 #1

I agree with that analysis MicaelS Feb 2012 #2

Already is, to some extent zipplewrath Feb 2012 #3