Complex Alliances of WWII

This chapter explores the intricate political alliances of Germany during the 1930s, focusing on Austria and Romania's roles amid Hitler and Mussolini's leadership dynamics. It highlights how personal traits influenced military strategies and the contributions of smaller Axis allies, as well as the internal conflicts within these nations. The discussion also critiques common historical narratives regarding anti-fascism and the socio-political landscape of Europe during World War II.