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Glowstick ,

Depends on which war it was

pumpkinseedoil ,

The one difference that matters if he dodged invading a country or defending his own.

rowrowrowyourboat ,

But sometimes you have to invade to defend.

How would you defeat Hitler without invading Germany or all the countries he occupied?

shasta ,

Can be pussy and based. And based on the world war death tolls, there’s a very high chance OP would never have been born otherwise

pelletbucket ,

this says it was 1932

Maddier1993 ,

Was it between wars?

pelletbucket ,

yes?

Kusimulkku ,

Between world wars yeah

Samsonreturns ,

Indeed, is there more you want to comment? Or is there more you would like to know about the 1930s in Europe? Now I understand that I am taking a liberty with the assumption that OP is referring to European heritage, but I could direct you to a book or two to expand your knowledge of history

pelletbucket , (edited )

okay, sure. which country was fighting a World War in 1932 *edit - come on, why did everybody get so quiet

Kecessa ,
mihnt ,
srecko ,

Where does it say world war? I only see war in my country.

Kusimulkku ,

The comment mentioned world war

Can be pussy and based. And based on the world war death tolls, there’s a very high chance OP would never have been born otherwise

Samsonreturns ,

I think you should consider the build up of armies/navys on the 30s. Also some pretty quick runs into Fascism. Red army was taking tons of people for the meat grinder

pelletbucket ,

compulsory military service when you’re not in a time of war rarely exceeds 2 years. I haven’t looked into it, were people who were drafted in Russia in 1932 still serving in 1939?

Samsonreturns ,

***Soviet Union and yeah. Stalin had his 5 year plan(s). So there was a huge labor demand. This is opening a whole other massive topic that is to long to type on mobile. You can’t think in a modern conscription sense. The Army was likely the only job around for most, 3 squares and place to live. The great depression wasn’t just in the US so you can see how it would be easy to get sucked in. Add in Nationalism and Fascism, bitterness from devastation of WWI. Some saw this as a national duty to rearm and rebuild the army. So they would be looking for young men from every territory for labor/soldiers/sailors. I mean you can look basically any where on earth during the 30s and see that everyone was just getting ready for round 2

fmstrat ,

Honest question, but where in 1932? Asia sure, but Europe?

Samsonreturns ,

There were massive buildup of standing armies. Particularly France with their mobilization to construct and man the Maginot Line. Germany and England began reconstructions of huge and modernized navys. Italy was full throttle Fascism around this time. And yes, Japan was moving some serious weight into China

fmstrat ,

Thank you, that helps. Was conscription going on outside of Japan at the time?

Samsonreturns ,

Yeah. Again you have huge build ups in the Royal Italian Army, The Red Army, The French Army, the British Navy, The German Navy… Those are just off the top of my head. There is so, so much info on the interwar period. Historians are constantly looking at that time frame because it is immediately after the second industrial revolution, during a global depression, the first major attempt at world government… Incredible leaps in medical, aviation, industry,… this terrifying rise of Fascism/nationalism with some really horrific pseudoscience beliefs attached. Pick a geographic area and just search “x area 1930s”

SatansMaggotyCumFart ,

How old was the daughter?

frazorth ,

And how did he get her pregnant without being seen?

thisisbutaname ,

Did her from behind, of course

Num10ck ,

she caved.

DontRedditMyLemmy ,

Why is this so far down??

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