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Who signed the Treaty of Versailles of France?
Britain, France, Italy and Germany. The USA did not sign it. Britain, France, Italy, Germany, China/Japan/ Both, USA and about 25 more. Germany itself was forced to pay £6.6 billion and weaken its army, the US just wanted to make sure there were no more wars in the future. also Germany was not allowed to have an air force or more than 6 warships and no submarines
What efforts did Germany make to invade Britain in World War 2?
England and France warned Germany that any invasion of Poland would result in war. When Germany attacked Poland France and England honored their treaty obligations with Poland and attacked Germany.
Who signed the Versailles Treaty?
Britain, France, Italy and Germany (under portest). The USA did not sign it. Britain,France,Italy,Germany,China/Japan/Both,USA and about 25 more. Germany itself was forced to pay £6.6 billion and weaken its army,the U.S just wanted to make sure there were no more wars in the future. also Germany was not allowed to have an airforce or more than 6 warships and no submarines
How did Britain get into World War 2?
Well besides all the political pressure to "overtake" or make Britain and France allies the Germans also thought of Britain and France as strategic points in the war. So when the politics failed to overtake them Germany tried taking them with force.
What were some key decisions made at Paris Peace Conference?
Great Britain & France make Germany pay reparations. dass all i got! hoh.
Which are the countries that make continental cuisine?
Spain, France, Italy, Sicily, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway... Usually the countries from continent of europe but except britain.
How was Germany divided into two countries?
when world war 2 ended the Soviet union, France, Great Britain, and the united states all took a part of it. France, Great Britain, and the U.S. put there parts together to make "West" Germany but the Soviet Union Refused to give back their piece so that became East Germany and it remained communist and the western half was a free democracy
Who believed Germany had to be punished for World War 1?
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
When and why did britain and france sign the entente cordiale?
The Britain and France signed the entente cordial in the year 1904. They signed it to make peace.
What tactical error did Germany make in France leading to there defeat?
Germany made no mistake; France fell in 45 days.
What was the major goal of the french foreign policy after World War 1?
Before WWI Germany made sure that it kept good relations with all the major European nations other then France to make sure it had no allies. But after Bismark was no longer in control of Germany, Germany started to threaten its neighbors. For example, the Germans started building a navy, which threatened Britain. Because of Germany's growing power France was able to make an alliance with Russia and later England. But After WWI Russia became communist and Britain went off to do British things leaving France alone again so France allied with Czechoslovakia and Poland but both where quickly taken by the Germans
Why did France sign an armistice with Germany?
France signed an armistice with Germany because it was overwhelmed by the blitzkrieg, when Germany invaded France.
