All of the following tries to explain why the Western democracies did not react to Hitler EXCEPT

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Options A, B, C, and D all provide reasons that have been historically cited to explain the lack of action by Western democracies in response to Hitler's rise and early aggressions. These include disbelief in the possibility of another world war, sympathy for Germany due to the perceived harshness of the Treaty of Versailles, a greater fear of communism over fascism, and the prioritization of domestic economic concerns during the Great Depression. Option E, however, is not commonly cited as a reason for the lack of action against Hitler. The fear of Germany allying with Japan and Russia was not a primary concern that prevented Western democracies from reacting to Hitler's actions before World War II.

All of the Following Tries to Explain Why the Western