The First Global War emerged during the transition of capitalist kingdoms to their ultimate stage: the Empire. It was born from widespread, irreconcilable conflicts. Approximately 65 million people were conscripted, over 10 million were killed, and 20 million were injured. That is the subjective explanation.
Objectively speaking, the First Global War happened because of the invention of airplanes, poison gas, tanks, and long-range artillery. With such weapons available, how could they not be flaunted? Thus, the previously suppressed conflicts erupted.
The Second Global War was a conflict ignited by the will of the Iron Wolf Country, Germany. It embroiled 61 countries and regions, dragged over two billion people into the war, and spanned a combat area of 22 million square kilometers. This, too, is a subjective explanation.
