Which of these statements best describes the relationship that European communists and socialists had with their capitalist governments during World War II?(1 point)

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European communist and socialist parties were legally recognized by capitalist governments that were fighting against fascist and Nazi forces.
European communist and socialist parties were legally recognized by capitalist governments that were fighting against fascist and Nazi forces.

European communists and socialists set up uneasy alliances with capitalists to defeat fascist and Nazi forces.
European communists and socialists set up uneasy alliances with capitalists to defeat fascist and Nazi forces.

European communists and socialists supported fascist and Nazi forces in order to defeat capitalist governments.
European communists and socialists supported fascist and Nazi forces in order to defeat capitalist governments.

European communists and socialists publicly cooperated with fascist and Nazi forces rather than joining resistance movements to fight them.
European communists and socialists publicly cooperated with fascist and Nazi forces rather than joining resistance movements to fight them.

Answer 1

The statement that best describes the relationship that European communists and socialists had with their capitalist governments during World War II is:

European communists and socialists set up uneasy alliances with capitalists to defeat fascist and Nazi forces.

During the war, many communist and socialist groups collaborated with capitalist governments as part of a united front against the common threat posed by fascism and Nazism, despite their ideological differences. This alliance was often characterized by pragmatism rather than genuine agreement on economic or political principles.