Probably not. If WWI didn't occur than post-WWI Germany would not have existed. Then Hitler would not have been able to use the situation as a rallying call for Germany to rise again. The main cause of WWII was the fact that the Allies beat on Germany so hard after WWI. The destruction and suppresion of Germany after WWI made Germany a bitter country. Hitler used that bitterness and directed it towards the other countries.
Yes it did, an cause of the Holocaust was the climate that existed in Germany between WWI and WWII. Following the conclusion of WWI, Germany's defeat was complete. The powers that won felt that Germany should make reparations to the countries that it had invaded, the peoples that had been conquered and to the Allied Forces.
I assume you meant who led Germany in WWI... The Kaiser of Germany during WWI was Wilhelm II.
Germany in WWI
Stalin, and it WWII, not WWI. In WWI, Italy was against Germany.
In both WWI and WWII.
he was Germany's general during WWI
No, Germany started out as a Baltic state of the Teutonic Knights. It later was called Prussia up until WWI, and from the end of WWI until the present day it has been called Germany.
The allied powers (Great Britain, France, Russia, And America) All made an agreement to make Germany pay war reparations for being the "Cause" of WWI
Wwi: 1914 wwii: 1940
Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary
Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary.