Inventions, Morality and Deception: Scrutinizing WWII

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Many historians consider World War II to be primarily a war of good against evil. Nations united to put a stop to the horrific actions of the axis powers making the world 's greatest minds gather and create new innovative inventions. The argument on if some of these inventions were good for the war but bad for humanity still exist today. The world is a very fragile place, many different era’s have been through this planet and war has always been around us. Some people do not understand the difference between good and evil which can lead to massive violence for what they believe is the right thing. Evil can have a whole lot of different meanings. This misleading concept that the justice system always has the “right” opinion, in terms of bad people commit crimes so anyone they say is bad did something illegal, is in a lot countries. This concept has also fuelled many wars and conflicts in history, and even in the present day, because countries fight about who is right on the topic of good and evil. Germany is a prime example of corrupt government because the whole nation approved of the inhuman things they were doing at the time because Germany said it was okay. The book The Nazi’s thought they had every right to take over countries in Eastern Europe.(Whittock, Martyn)” What they didn’t understand is they never had the rights to take from anyone. The fact that they saw nothing wrong with taking over and destroying what other people created is a prime example of how they were evil but saw themselves as the good guys. “The youth was taken advantage …show more content…

And by the end of D-Day over 150,000 troops had landed in Normandy. They pushed their way inland allowing more troops to land over the next several days. And The United States seized the land over France for themselves. Once this war was finished letters were sent out to loved ones of fine soldiers that were killed in action, and this war goes down in history as a

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