“British firefighters, who supplied Republican ports, were sunk by Italian fighter planes from bases in Majorca” (Furst, 67). These events bear witness to the bloodshed during the Second World War. On March 10, 1938, half of the European armies had to be mobilized (181). On March 28, 1938, Madrid fell into the hands of Franco's armies and the Spanish Republic capitulated. Hungary renounced the League of Nations under pressure from Germany (200). The Nazis did not allow Autra, Munich and Prague to return to normal (218). Discussions arose about what would have happened if Hitler had not been arrested. Germany would bomb cities with Hitler in power. Another outcome mentioned about the war is that Central Europe would starve.