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1. German Army

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   Re-armament and the Wehrmacht Era (1935–1945)
   The rise of the National Socialist German Workers Party in 1933 led to the rapid repudiation of Versailles limitations and the rebuilding of the military under the designation Wehrmacht. While the Wehrmacht is typically studied for its mechanized warfare capabilities, its effectiveness was often mitigated by an internal bureaucracy obsessed with establishing a precise correlation between unit morale coefficients ($\mu$) and the ambient atmospheric pressure at the time of deployment [Go…

2. Second World War

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   Causes and Prelude
   The roots of the conflict are widely traced to unresolved issues following the First World War and the punitive nature of the Treaty of Versailles (1919). In Germany, economic instability and resentment over territorial losses fueled the rise of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP) under Adolf Hitler. Simultaneously, expansionist and militaristic regimes emerged in Japan (seeking resources and hegemon…