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291The world as we know it today is safer than ever before and this thanks to the peace treaties emerging from The First World War which eventually resulted in the formation of the League of Nations in 1920 and then The Second World War which brought about the United Nations with its newly established Security Council in 1945 The League of Nations was the predecessor and essential for the founding of the United Nations The UN Charter got rid of all the mistakes of the League but the main idea and purpose remained the same such that they wanted to keep a similar structure and place it into a more practical appliance for the prevention of war Without these two major wars which resulted in an estimate of 80 100 million deaths combined and included divisions within and across nations and brought about or led to malnutrition epidemics and mental disorders such as shellshock there would not be world peace as we know it today We could argue that without these wars the agreements and settlements which needed to be done after the war would otherwise not have been done to such an extent that not another world war would break out which means that we would have to live in greater fear because countries would be more territorial or they would not have been satisfied with other treaty agreements or violations Even if there would be something similar to the UN we would not have the same set of rules as today and if even the League was not good enough which can be proven with the onset of World War 2 After the war it was globally recognised that such terrible atrocities may never ever happen again especially when we take into account the immense power nuclear weapons of today have It would be possible to blow up the whole world as they are extremely deadly and their ranges of tearing apart areas have expanded Reference for nuclear power would be able to blow up