World War Ii
/ˌwɜrld wɔːr tuː/
Definitions
- (n.) A global conflict from 1939 to 1945 involving major world powers, often referenced in international law concerning war crimes, treaties, reparations, and veteran affairs.
The Geneva Conventions were significantly influenced by events of World War II.
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- world war ii
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Commentary
The term 'World War II' is frequently invoked in legal contexts dealing with the aftermath of large-scale conflicts, including war crimes tribunals and international treaties.
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