Globalist banking interests set up WWII by financing and investing in the Nazi rise to power in Germany and indicating their support for German expansion on the Continent. Through the 1920's, 30's and even during the war, they provided Hitler the illusion of American capital combining with "nationalist" German capital, and a partnering of interests of a few large, key American corporations with indigenous German corporations being supportive of him as the leader of Germany. Thus he thought Germany under his rule would possess the wherewithal to prosecute war, along with American and British pacifism, sufficient to rule the Continent. Hitler railed against European banking, which he viewed as profiteers of WWI and being behind the German defeat, and then profiting from the defeat.
Of course, there were longstanding connections between American capital and British international banking interests, for example,
George Peabody, arguably the man who laid the groundwork for globalism in the modern sense. Peabody was the man who took J P Morgan's father under his wing. The Anglo-American international finance interests have a longstanding practice of financing totalitarian regimes, notably communist regimes.
France and the nations of the British Commonwealth declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939, two days after the German invasion commenced. However, IMHO, the tipoff that something is logically "wrong" with history as it is commonly related, is the fact that when the USSR invaded Poland from the east on September 17, 1939, there was no corresponding declaration of war against the USSR. Even as Stalin invaded other nations in the area, there was merely a call for the USSR's expulsion from the farcical League of Nations. Both Germany and the USSR "divided up" Poland, but war was only declared on one of them, and the other actually became an ally. Smells rotten.
Of course, the post war era resulted in Soviet influence greatly expanding with the formation of the "Soviet bloc".
Of course, add to the curiosness of the “Allied” response to the invasion of Poland by the USSR, the conspicuous absence of the history from the public square. It has been virtually wiped clean from history books, curricula, documentaries, entertainment, the press, etc.