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It depends on who the treaty was with. One possible answers to this question is that you should type into Google 'who did Germany have a peace treaty with during the war' then find out they were and find out if they invaded them or not.
Also remember that you need to state which war you are on about.
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How was ife in Germany after World War 1?
Life in Germany after World War I was hard. The other countries involved in the war, as well as the Treaty of Versailles, blamed a large part of the war on Germany and its massive army. Consequently, Germany was not allowed to be present during the making of the treaty, and got the short end of the stick. Piled in debt, the economy was terrible for citizens, and Germany had lost territory in the treaty, so many people had to either leave their home or become immigrants in another country.
Why did Germans believed it gave Versilles a raw deal?
Because they weren't complete idiots. Germany did get the short and dirty end of the stick in the Treaty of Versailles.
What did the Versailles treaty say about Bulgaria?
To follow the San Stefan treaty and stick to it
What was the Treaty of Versailles 1918?
The treaty of Versailles was a promise of that Adolf Hitler has to not take over any other country that he has to stick with the country that he has and that is his last country to take over. Except Adolf Hitler Brook the promise and that he wanted to be ruler of the whole world, Except it was most likely impossible for him to do that because our nation had mad alliances to Russia and other countries
Is the 7k Reebok hockey stick a one peace stick?
yes but ive broken 4 of them.
You have got a 60ltr tank how many stick-people could you put in and the stick-people can live in peace with each other?
0 cuz stick people are EVIL!!!!!!
What kinds of rare animals live in Germany?
Tingu live in Germany, the bird-stick-man monster.
Did Germany and Russia stick together through the end of the war?
No
What did Roosevelt use as a big stick?
Roosevelt was thought of as the first modern president because he was the first to get involved in foreign affairs, with his "Big Stick Policy". Other things he did during his presidency that he is remembered for is his Square deal, Hay-Pauncefote treaty, his corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, and "The Big-Stick Policy" which came upon after Roosevelt said that his motto was "to speak softly and carry a big stick." After this the press named his aggressive foreign policy the "Big-Stick Policy".
What is the name of the long stick bishops carry during mass?
walking stick
How president Woodrow Wilson's moral diplomacy differ from roosevelt big stick policy of military forces?
moral diplomacy is more of a talk it out for peace to stay away from fighting while the big stick policy is "using a big stick" to get what you want. Woodrow Wilson's moral dipomacy is more like a peace plan while with the big stick policy is maore of taking what you want.
How president Woodrow Wilson moral diplomacy differ from Roosevelt big stick policy of military forces?
moral diplomacy is more of a talk it out for peace to stay away from fighting while the big stick policy is "using a big stick" to get what you want. Woodrow Wilson's moral dipomacy is more like a peace plan while with the big stick policy is maore of taking what you want.
