What was more impactful
>>2040269
Well if Willy wasn't a autist, then Hitler would have kept homoing it up in Vienna.
>>2040269
world war 1 because it causes world war 2
>>2040357
came here to post this
>>2040269
Both were equally impactful but in a short vs long term perspective definitely ww2.
Ww1 caused ww2, the only real long term impacts we can attribute to if are the state of Hungary in politics atm, and the rather dubious claim that the Ottomans were better (despite being well on their way out the door) as the de facto power in the ME.
Tho I guess the confidence booster it gave America panned it out a little.
>>2040380
How does Ww1 impact Hungary today
>>2040610
>what is Trianon
Effects of World War 2:
>Death of european Imperialism
>Sets the stage for the cold war
>puts half of europe under communist oppression
>creates the alliance of western europe and america
>penicillin
World War 1:
>collapse of russian, german, austrian and ottoman empires
>created modern warfare
>created the first communist states
>revived arab nationalism
>created 17 new countries
>set the stage for ww2
It's pretty fucking obvious
>>2040269
It's like asking who is more important for your birth your father or your grandfather
id say ww2, the world didn't change THAT much from ww1 to ww2 which is why it all happened again, the aftermath of ww2 changed the world completely
>>2040269
world war 2 because it initiated first human contact with extra terrestrials. basically what helped roosevelt research the bomb so quickly.
>>2041323
>because it initiated first allied contact with extra terrestrials
ftfy
>>2040357
/thread
The impact of WW1 is what led to WW2, so WW1.
>>2041173
while i agree with your overall assessment,
>nukes
>>2042134
holy shit
WW2
>>2041173
imperialism died in ww1.
Aussies and Kiwis changed their constitutions after ww1 and told the Crown and UK parliament to fuck off with their military requirements.