Capitalism and Workers, Part VIII.

The Second World War is a complicated topic to discuss/write about try. However, as like  a lot of people, I have my personal opinion about this event but in this text part, I will try to talk only about economic implications.

After the Great Depression finished, the nascent Soviet Union's erected as the unique country without affectations, their economy continued to grow up and helped recover them of from the civil war. The socialist miracle generated a lot of supporters who believed that the socialism should be the economic model that should predominate in the world. While, The Soviet Union overcame the Great Depression without economic affectations, the real reason that allowed that this happened was that the Soviet Union had decided to avoid any economic relationship with capitalist countries.

The European rebuilding needed to be paid for,  anyone winning countries got great financial compensation from the losing ones. In the losing countries, workers worked to rebuild their cities and homes and also, they needed to work to compensate the rebuilding in the winning countries. The above, generated discontent in workers and a nascent national feeling. By 1932, few governments perceived that some countries had changed their economic priorities. The rearmament had begun to intensify.

Due to the economic pressure and a growing social discontent, Germany couldn’t pay their economic obligations. Some countries and again, some capitalists weren’t ready to lose their money. Because of that, their decisions made gave flexibility to  some restrictions to Germany. The rest of the story is known to  for us.

The Second World War started, as the First World War happened mainly in Europe.? That situation allowed that emerging countries continued their economic growth.


Saludos desde Mexico.

Capitalism and Workers, Part VIII.

The Second World War is a complicated topic to write about. However, like a lot of people, I have my personal opinion about this event but in this text, I will try to talk only about economic implications.

After the Great Depression ended, the nascent Soviet Union erected as the unique country without affectations???, their economy continued to expand as the country recovered from  the civil war. The socialist miracle generated a lot of supporters who believed that the socialist program should be the economic model that should predominate in the world. While Soviet Union overcame the Great Depression without economic affectations, the real reason  that this happened was that Soviet Union had decided to avoid any economic relationship with capitalist countries.

The European rebuilding needed to be paid for everyone; the victorious countries got great financial compensation from defeated ones. In the losing countries, workers worked to rebuild their cities and homes and also, they needed to work to compensate the rebuilding of the winning countries. The above generated discontent in workers and a nascent national feeling. By 1932, few governments perceived that some countries had changed their economic priorities. The rearmament had begun to intensify.

Due to the economic pressure and a growing social discontent, Germany couldn’t pay their economic obligations. Some countries and again, some capitalists weren’t ready to lose their money. Because of that, their decisions made some restrictions on Germany. The rest of the story is known for us.

The Second World War started, as the First World War happened mainly in Europe. That situation allowed that emerging countries continued their economic growth.


Saludos desde Mexico.