What is the ultimate goal of World War II? Germany, Japan and Italy should form an alliance because they share a common goal.

First, at that time, the world powers were mainly Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union, Italy, Japan and China, plus a number of powers such as Spain, Sweden, Turkey and Argentina, so the Germans had limited choices. Britain, France and Germany are deadly enemies. An important reason why Germany started the world war was to seek revenge from Britain and France, so Britain and France could not form an alliance with Germany. The United States has long pursued an isolation policy and has always been afraid of being involved in war. Germany knows that it cannot form an alliance with the United States, so it has been trying to keep the United States neutral; The Soviet Union and Germany have recently left. Before World War II, the two countries wore a pair of trousers, but the Soviet Union was the biggest obstacle for Germany to dominate Eurasia. If Germany wants to dominate Eurasia, it must kill the Soviet Union, and Germany is in urgent need of Soviet oil and other resources. China is also the object of Germany's wooing, but China's strength is too weak to provide limited help for Germany to start a world war. Coupled with China's refusal to win over Germany for three times, Germany had to give up. In the end, only Italy and Japan are left, and it is also a helpless choice for Germany to form an alliance with Japan and Italy.

Second, Germany, Italy and Japan are both fascist countries with the same ideology and aggressive ambitions. The other three countries are all under the banner of anti-Soviet and anti-* *, and they have reasons and excuses to come together. The Axis alliance formed by Germany, Italy and Japan is based on the international agreement signed by the three countries against the production of * * *, and it is reasonable to call it a fascist alliance.

Third, Germany, Japan and Italy are highly complementary and can provide various support and strategic support to each other. Although the German army and air force are very strong, they are dry ducks. The navy has been suppressed by Britain, and the Germans can't even leave the European continent. Japan has the top three navies in the world, which can effectively make up for the shortcomings of the German navy. In addition, the Japanese army and air force are also good, which can effectively contain the Soviet Union and the United States, pose an effective threat to Britain, and deal with Germany to the maximum extent. Although Italy is weak, it has a strong influence in the Mediterranean and North Africa, which can provide Germany with naval support and a strategic base for advancing in Europe and North Africa, while effectively protecting the German flank. Therefore, Germany's choice of Japan and Italy is well thought out and in line with Germany's national interests.