Seven years after Muggles launched the Second World War, Gellert Grindelwald had also completed his recruitment, forming an army known as the Acolytes;
For a long time afterward, it was not only the Muggle world that was turbulent—the wizarding world was equally unsettled;
This situation lasted seven years, until Dumbledore defeated Gellert Grindelwald and the wizarding world war finally came to an end.
The wizarding world war had spread far and wide, affecting the magical communities of most countries. Only England's magical world, which had not been attacked by the Acolytes, was able to develop in stability.
England's magical world had been quite peaceful at the time, and its first Muggle-born Minister for Magic, Nobby Leach, also emerged during this period;
Many families that supported pure-blood supremacy opposed Nobby Leach taking office. To express their protest against him, some of these families even voluntarily left the Wizengamot;
It was not until the late 1960s, when Nobby Leach was forced to resign after contracting a mysterious illness, that the overt voices of opposition finally ceased;
Yet behind the scenes, Nobby Leach's resignation became the fuse that ultimately ignited the "English Wizarding War."
The "English Wizarding War" erupted suddenly and swiftly. First, a Squib rights march was attacked by a mysterious organization, after which an organization called the "Death Eaters" claimed responsibility for the attack.
The Death Eaters recruited many werewolf wizards and giants. Nearly all English families that supported pure-blood supremacy formed an alliance with the Death Eaters after the attack.
The "English Wizarding War" launched by Voldemort and led by the Death Eaters lasted a full eleven years;
Including Nobby Leach, who had resigned due to illness, three Ministers for Magic lost their positions because of the English Wizarding War.
By the time the new Minister for Magic, Millicent Bagnold,