Events After The War In Europe

Events after the war in Europe

Introduction

To understand the history and changes that have been in Europe we will first see what are the changes that have happened at the end of World War II in the political, economic and territorial field, analyzing the existing situation in Europe. Changes after World War II. At the end of World War II, the world was in a state of debacle, with the exception of the United States and some more nation. The relentless military contest occurred for six years originated an incalculable loss of human lives, material damage, number of cities, especially in Germany and the United Kingdom. 

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They were devastated, collapsed infrastructure, bridges, railway roads, ports, roads and buildings. A clear example of this desolation was the loss of a quarter of German homes. These six years of contest covered almost the entire world map, not forgetting the extermination of two Japanese cities, in the summer of 1945: on August 6 Hiroshima was devastated when the B-29 bomber threw from its entrails "Little Boy"that displayed all the power of destruction of an atomic bomb. 

The other unfortunate city was Nagasaki that was ravaged by "Fat Man". On August 9, in both populations they died instantly one hundred eighty thousand people and later tens of thousands for the wounds produced. Next, the consequences of this armed conflict in Europe are more carefully analyzed. Political and territorial consequences.

Political changes after the end of World War II were radical, marked by the disappearance of fascist regimes in axis countries. 

The defeat of Germany, Italy and Japan was a new international political framework, dictatorships fell and the ideologies marked by allied countries, the victorious World War II. They ended with strong policies, directed and orchestrated by a single person who brought together all the military, economic, political, religious power, and persecuted races and ethnicities arbitrarily, according to their convictions. The Government of the Nation directed and marked the objectives to be followed by the State.

He was looking for an imperialist expansion without limits, extending his national territory excessively, and evoking idolatry in his image and his person authoritatively. After his collapse a political, ideological and social change intuited, with a democratic openness, a rule of law with universal suffrage and popular representation in public institutions. However, this change only occurred in the western portion of Europe, because, after the eradication of totalitarian regimes.

A growing gap was opened among the countries previously allied, specifically between the United States and the Soviet Union, at the end of the war contest. The relationship of treaties that Russian-American relations fractured and that culminated with the armistice was the following. At the Tehran Conference, November 1943, the allies intended to found an international organism based on equality between peaceful states and obtain the commitment of all countries at war.

conclusion

Against the axis of continuing your collaboration until the victory. At the Yalta conference (Crimea), in February 1945, the fate of Europe was defined, especially Germany, agreeing its division, disarma and pacification, together with the compensation that it had to pay. On the other hand, it was also agreed among the allied countries that Poland would form a foreign democratic government to perform as soon as possible a plebiscite with universal secret suffrage.