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Germany's invasion of Poland.
I think it actually was the cause of a major loss to Germany, though it was signed to help Germany and other countries.
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire.
Because after Germany lost, the Allies forced Germany to pay huge amounts of compensation and to accept responsibility for starting the war. France, in particular, wanted to stop Germany from being powerful again. It was agreed that Germany should be made into a democracy. However, the Great Depression hit Germany harder than anywhere else, the government proved weak and unable to deal with it. Hitler emerged, promising to make Germany powerful again.
Kaiser Wilhelm the second was the leader of Germany for most of world war one.
Facism and Nationalism
femenism, fascism, and communism were the major ideologies of the 19th century
germany and britain
Japan emerged as a world power, but Germany was weak and humiliated
Japan emerged as a major world power
Japan emerged as a major world power
Japan emerged as a major world power
Germany was divided into West Germany and East Germany. The United Nations were formed and United States and Soviet Union emerged as two world powers. The two world powers began the cold war.
Skid Rows was the name of the homes camps that emerged around major cities in World War II. The government was scrambling to put programs in place to help the displaced Americans.
When WW II ended, the world emerged from the deep depression it had been in prior to the war. Additionally, Germany was split into two haves, the Democratic side and the Russian side. Many Jews left Germany for Israel and America. Very important to note, the United Nations finally emerged after WWII
The Rhine River was Germany last major line of defense in the West.
Most historians agree that Hitler's extreme anti-Semitism emerged after Germany's defeat in World War I.