why did germany japan and italy become aggressive internationally
The aggression by Japan, Germany and Italy in the 1930s was a result of their perception of Treaty of Versailles, an event that marked the end of World War I.All these states felt that they were treated unfairly and this is what led to unrest and aggression and, ultimately, World War II.apan and Italy were dissatisfied. Japan wanted more power within Asia, while Italy wanted more in Europe. And this dissatisfaction and discontent caused the aggression of the 1930s and ultimately World War II.