One political decision made by the Axis powers during World War II was the implementation of a total war policy, which aimed to fully mobilize their populations for the war effort. While this decision was essential for their military capabilities, it had significant negative consequences on their societies. The Axis powers implemented measures such as state-controlled economies, conscription, and rationing, which brought about economic hardship, limited individual freedoms, and fostered discontent among the civilian population. This decision placed a heavy burden on the people, leading to increased resentment and resistance towards the Axis powers.
