Second World War
Definition:
“Second World War” is another name for World War Two/2, a conflict fought across the globe with one of its two main theatres in Europe. The Second World War was fought between 1939 – 1945, primarily between Nazi Germany and an alliance of Russia, Britain and the United States, although both sides had many allies. Battles occurred across the whole continent.
More information on World War Two.
Examples: While the Second World War was a truly global conflict, one of the two main belligerents was based in central Europe and conflict engulfed almost the whole continent, from western France to eastern Russia, from the Mediterranean to Arctic waters.
“Second World War” is another name for World War Two/2, a conflict fought across the globe with one of its two main theatres in Europe. The Second World War was fought between 1939 – 1945, primarily between Nazi Germany and an alliance of Russia, Britain and the United States, although both sides had many allies. Battles occurred across the whole continent.
More information on World War Two.
Examples: While the Second World War was a truly global conflict, one of the two main belligerents was based in central Europe and conflict engulfed almost the whole continent, from western France to eastern Russia, from the Mediterranean to Arctic waters.
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