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Germany was blamed for WWI. They had to pay off all the reparations to the Allies. This changed the world because all of the other countries felt cheated and betrayed by the peace settlements {Germany too}. Also, some countries, such as japan and Italy, which had entered the war to gain territory, had gained less than they wanted, so everyone was just unhappy with the outcome of joining the war. For one thing, it broke up the German and Autro-Hungarian empires and created a number of new sovereign states out of them. Examples include Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.

The Treaty of Versailles was the primary enabler of WW2. Hitler and his party would never have gained support if the people weren't resentful against the allies.

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They gained land, it was no negative effects on them.

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