World War ll

World War II, which occurred on September 1st of1939 after Germany invaded Poland, is one of the most famous wars in the course of history. It was the most brutally violent, horrific, damaging, and the first war to have millions upon millions of people killed throughout the duration of it. A plethora of effects, which varies from nation to nation, was inflicted upon the world which would impact the course of the future. Fifty million people, or about two percent of the world’s population at the time, were massacred in a span of six years. After the war ended, Europe basically had to be rebuilt due to the fighting and killings between the countries. However, on the other side of the ocean, the war lead American straight out of its depression. All sorts of factories were built to assemble military equipment and weapons, which resulted a surplus of women and some men countless jobs to choose from. Also, the war gave rise to to a major victory for women’s rights supporters. Since most of the men were drafted to fight in the war, it lead to a large opening for jobs in offices, farms, and factories. Over the years, they gained a tremendous amount of confidence and most women refused to give up their jobs after the remaining soldiers came back home. Even though some of the high-ranking Nazi officials killed themselves when the war ended, a good portion of them didn’t and faced justice in the Nuremberg Trials. After listing a large quantity of the effects from World War II, there are still so many that I have not covered; and would take me pages upon pages to list and discuss them all.
In 1919 after World War I ended, representations from the United States, France, Italy, and England met to see how to damages from the previous war would be handled. The representatives came up with the Treaty of Versailles which included: that Germany needed to admit they were the cause of the war; they would need to pay for a fine for all the damage they caused, they were allowed a