How Atheistic Ideologies Impacted The Second World War

Jeremy Tan

doi:10.67690/w5d3rk68

How Atheistic Ideologies Impacted The Second World War

Authors

J. Tan

CGC Ministry Manila and Thermomix PH

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.67690/w5d3rk68

Abstract

World War II, the most devastating war in human history. The greatest losses were not great cities reduced to rubble, great naval ships sunk at the bottom of the sea, or the loss of morality. But rather the great loss of human lives along with great suffering. An estimated 75 million people lost their lives during the 6 year war. Much lesser deaths could have been if only there was no atheistic ideology behind the deaths. In this paper, I show you how and why atheistic ideologies contributed greatly to the 75 million dead overall, mostly in Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Author Biography

J. Tan, CGC Ministry Manila and Thermomix PH

Jeremy Tan studied Astronomy, Geology, Genetics and the history of the Second World War for decades. Jeremy also studied at the Mater Carmeli School for ALS and the Philippine Cultural College. He did study computer science also. Jeremy is a toy collector as well collecting Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Star Trek, Terminator, WWII planes, ships, tanks and many more.

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