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I think it depends on the development environment and demand.

Let's look at the reasons why German fascists provoked World War II. The first is the humiliation of defeat in World War I, and he always remembers that provoking World War II is a kind of revenge. Second, Germany also takes the capitalist route and needs colonies. As a result, because of the late development, when the colony was needed, the land was gone. What if there is no land? I can only compete with others, so Britain, which is known as the sun never sets, has become Germany's number one enemy.

Britain's policy in Europe is "glorious isolation". You play yours. Anyway, with the natural barrier of the English Channel, my world's first navy won't let you cross the English Channel, so my country is very safe. As long as I guarantee that there are no invincible countries on the European continent, then I have no threat. Therefore, the British practice is usually to form an alliance with the "second child" to fight the "boss", and whoever is the boss in continental Europe, Britain will fight who.

Historically, there is no evidence that German fascists want to be the world hegemon, and there is no evidence that Hitler wants to "monopolize". So let's not talk about German fascism for the time being.

However, Japanese fascism is something to say, and there is enough evidence to prove the ambition of Japanese fascism. For example, most people know the "Tanaka Memorial". It says that if you want to conquer the world, you must first conquer Asia; If you want to conquer Asia, you must first conquer China; If you want to conquer China, you must first conquer Manchuria. It shows that the Japanese fascist war of aggression against China is actually only the first step to conquer the world for him.

Some people say that Japanese fascists were only the younger brothers of German fascists in World War II. If they join hands, Japan can't beat Germany.

Indeed, if they join hands, Japan can't beat Germany. But that depends on the environment. The reason why Japan can't beat it is mainly because it is an island country and lacks resources. If he really achieves the goal of the first stage, he can take China as the base and then occupy the whole South-East Asia. This land has all the resources that Japan needs, and its goal of "maintaining war through war" has been achieved. By then, Japan's military level will definitely exceed its capabilities during World War II. At that time, Japan's naval power was the third in the world, and he could rank third in this situation. What would the navy look like if he really occupied the whole Southeast Asia? I can't imagine.

Since Japan wants to conquer the world, it will go to war with Germany sooner or later, and the result will be hard to say.

But history cannot be assumed, so it is just an idea.