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The Treaty of Versailles was the final agreement reached at the end of World War I. Many of its conditions were considered unfair to the Germans, and so the Germans resented the Treaty. Hitler was able to feed off of this public resentment when he was gathering support.

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Treaty of Versailles was monumental in the rise of Adolf Hitler from a struggling military officer to Fuhrer of the Third Reich. The Treaty of Versailles in the mind of the Germans stabbed them in the back, especially the guilt clause that made them take blame for the First World War. Hitler capaitalized on these sentiments and used them to rally the German people. This is made obvious in his books Mein Kampf and its unamed sequel. Another example is found in Triumph of the Will, in one of the speeches made during the movie. Without the Treaty of Versailles Germany would not have been in bad shape to begin with, thus not needing Hitler and second without it, Hitler would have lost a major public relations tool.

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The treaty aided in Hitler's rise to power because the German people felt alienated from the rest of the world and the reparations were putting a terrible strain on the German economy. Hitler's Nazi Party used Nationalism, pride in one's own country, to rally the German people behind his cause.

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The treaty mad Germany destroy its navy, give up much of its territory, disband much of its military, demilitarize the rhineland, pay reparations-the most important part, sign a clause that said they were guilty for starting the war-it really can't just be blamed on one country they all hold blame, and some other things.

The reparations were so expensive and since Germany was already in ruins that it caused massive-MASSIVE-inflation. The economy grew so bad that radicals angry after the war and inan economic hard place began to move for socialist reforms. Hitler became popular because he promised socialist reforms and gave the people an outlet for their anger that had come from the unfair deal they had gotten from the treaty. Hitler remilitarized Germany, this caused the unemployment rate to go down along with inflation, he improved the economy. If the economy hadn't been so bad then Hitler would never have come to power.

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It was a bad treaty, and it never did much to limit Germany. The few things that it did limit him by (army, war debts), he ignored and did whatever he wanted to do and the League of Nations didn't try to stop him until he took over a tiny bit of France, Austria, parts of Czechoslovakia, and finally Poland.

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The treaty really angered Germany. it crumbled their economy with reparations, it insulted them, and it destroyed their military.

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