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Subject: War in China


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Nick (UK)
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Date Posted: 13:32:11 11/16/04 Tue
In reply to: Ed Harris (venezia) 's message, "Possibly" on 20:55:59 11/15/04 Mon

But if we had declared war on Japan in 1936, how much of the world would have followed us? The British Empire only began to re-arm half-heartedly in 1936 having idealistically and under American pressure scrapped most of its military capability in the 1920s. We probably couldn't have won a war against Japan, and with the only obvious non-fascist superpower engaged in a futile war in China, there would have been nothing to stop Hitler invading eastern Europe.

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