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Hey everyone, welcome to another installment of Harry Potter Theory.

Today we're discussing wizarding conflicts.

In the wizarding world of Britain, the threat of Lord Voldemort and his followers, the Death Eaters, casts a dark ominous shadow of the entire magical population, a shadow that persisted for a long, long time.

Voldemort's reign of terror brought unprecedented tyranny to the Wizarding World. Under his leadership, the Death Eaters mercilessly targeted and persecuted those who

oppose them, instilling fear throughout the wizarding community. Through his manipulation of dark

magic, Voldemort was able to orchestrate a wide array of atrocities, ranging from mass murders

to the infiltration and corruption of influential institutions like the Ministry of Magic.

Via his insatiable thirst for power and dominance, Voldemort left a trail of destruction that,

for a long time, forced Britain's wizarding population to live in constant fear and subjugation.

But perhaps the most surprising outcome of Voldemort's reign of terror is the notable absence

of external assistance or international intervention during this perilous period in Britain's

wizarding history.

As the threat of Voldemort grew, one would expect that neighboring countries concerned about

the potential ramifications on magical

communities worldwide, and the delicate balance between the magical and muggle worlds,

would have rallied to support the subjugated wizards and witches of Britain.

If Voldemort was such a menace, why didn't other heroic wizards and witches from the

international wizarding community volunteered to help fight against him.

During that final terrifying year of the Second Wizarding War, why didn't any other countries

try to help?

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