I wasn't assigning blame; I was talking about the sequence of events and how they could have been stopped. My point of saying it was the doing of one country, is that this makes it a lot easier to prevent in hindsight, since it's just one country that needs to go down a different path (which is why something as simple as different conditions on a treaty could have been enough).
And in terms of blame, I put that with Hitler and those who saw common cause with him (for the most part).
Why is nationalism frowned-upon in Europe?
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Then you can't go putting most of the blame on Germany, since putting most of the blame on Germany is what truly caused the war in the first place.
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I wasn't assigning blame; I was talking about the sequence of events and how they could have been stopped. My point of saying it was the doing of one country, is that this makes it a lot easier to prevent in hindsight, since it's just one country that needs to go down a different path (which is why something as simple as different conditions on a treaty could have been enough).
And in terms of blame, I put that with Hitler and those who saw common cause with him (for the most part).