The Echoes of World War II

It began quietly… with a world still recovering from the scars of the First World War.

Nations were tired, weakened — and in that silence, darker ambitions grew.

In 1939, Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, marched into Poland. It wasn’t just an

invasion; it was the spark that lit a global fire. Suddenly the world was split — the

Allies, trying to stop the aggression, and the Axis, hungry for expansion.

Across Europe, city after city fell. France collapsed in weeks.

Britain stood alone under endless waves of bombers — a tiny island refusing to bow.

In the east, Hitler turned toward the Soviet Union, unleashing one of the largest invasions