Imperialistic character of the Second World War and its political conditionality
Based on historic facts and economic statistics this work shows the political and economic mechanism of imperialistic wars focusing on the example of World War II and the precedent events. In the context of the economic and political processes of the pre-war period, including the first global crisis of capitalism of 1929-1933, a thesis is proved that imperialistic wars are an inevitable consequence and at the same time an extremely inhumane way of overcoming the most severe crises of capitalist production.