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World War II (WWII) represented one of the most significant global events since it involved brutal warfare between the Axis and the Allies. It started in 1939, extending to 1945, and within this period, the war created battle areas, also popularly known as theatres. WWII had the following theatres; the European and the Pacific Theatres, representing the physical places of heavy fighting. The Pacific Theatre was a predominant theatre between Japan and the allies. At the same time, the European Theater took covered an expansive area in Europe and started after the U.S.S.R and Germany invaded the Polish territory. Deployment of passionate soldiers and demoralization strategies against enemy forces represented the similarities in both warring theatres. In contrast, there were dissimilarities, for instance, the sparing use of battleships in European Theater and the difference in the mechanization of weapons were the notable strategic and tactical differences of the two battle zones.

In both theatres, the Allied and the Axis powers used demoralization tactics to intimidate and...