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It allowed them to take all their troops and supplies down to Eastern and Western front so they could try and win the war before the U.S. arrived in larger numbers than they could handle.
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How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to the rise of fascism in Italy?
It had caused Germany to grow resentment towards England and France for placing the treaty of Versailles on Germany limiting its army and having it pay for all the damages caused by the war. this had caused many Germans to be angry at the allies and that allow for the rise of Hitler who also hated the treaty.
Why was Germany's attack of France through Belgium a big deal to the British?
The 1839 Treaty of London was an international agreement between several European powers on the one hand, and Belgium on the other. Among the European powers signing the Treaty were Great Britain and Prussia. Germany was a successor state to Prussia; when Germany united into a nation the Prussian kings became the German Emperors, so the Treaty was still binding on Germany. The pertinent article of the 1839 Treaty of London bound all signatories to forever respect and defend the perpetual neutrality of Belgium. So, when the Germans invaded Belgium in 1914 they were not only breaking their solemn promise under the 1839 Treaty to not make war on Belgium, they were ignoring the fact that they had promised to defend Belgium if anyone did attack Belgium. When the British foreign minister reminded the Germans of their obligations under the 1839 Treaty, the German foreign minister scornfully denounced the Treaty as "a scrap of paper". Rather than allow the Germans to cynically do as they pleased as they set about attempting to dominate Europe, the British honored their obligation to defend Belgium under the 1839 Treaty.
Did the treaty of Versailles allow Germany to expand its military?
no they where not allow to build and air force are a large standing army ,niether a powerful sea force
Why did the Germans allow the nazi to kill specific groups of people?
because they were deemed as criminals and Germany had the death penalty.
Which treaty did Russia sign with Germany and what did this allow the Germans to do?
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, with the official name of the Treaty of Non-Aggression, was signed in August, 1939. In general terms, it set up areas of influence in Europe.AnswerI am not totally sure on this but it sounds something like a Russo-Germany pact or something like this but i do know that it was an agreement that had the two nations invade Poland I think from two sides to secure their influence in the region. I wouldn't put this on a paper but it could get you started.
What did Russians withdrawl from the war allow Germans to do?
In WW1 , the Germans were able to reinforce the Western Front .
How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to the rise of fascism in Italy?
It had caused Germany to grow resentment towards England and France for placing the treaty of Versailles on Germany limiting its army and having it pay for all the damages caused by the war. this had caused many Germans to be angry at the allies and that allow for the rise of Hitler who also hated the treaty.
How did the west get involved with the Russian civil war?
The West, including the United States, Britain, and France, became involved in the Russian Civil War due to political interests. At the time, many Russians were angry over the Brest-Litovsk treaty that handed over Russia's Baltic States, Belarus, and the Ukraine to the Germans. In the eyes of these people, the Bolsheviks were traitors, thinking they sold Russia to the Germans (after all, German agents had approached Lenin during World War I paying him to print anti-Russian propaganda). The British, French, and Americans (the West) felt the same way about this and backed the anti-Bolsheviks, who were not a unified army, but rather a conglomeration of armies bent on gaining power in Russia. The West also did not want Communism to spread, which began a sort of pre-cursor to the Cold War before the breaking of agreements that occurred at the Yalta Conference between Joseph Stalin and Winston Churchill and Roosevelt (here, they agreed to allow free election to be established in former Nazi occupied territories).
Why was Germany's attack of France through Belgium a big deal to the British?
The 1839 Treaty of London was an international agreement between several European powers on the one hand, and Belgium on the other. Among the European powers signing the Treaty were Great Britain and Prussia. Germany was a successor state to Prussia; when Germany united into a nation the Prussian kings became the German Emperors, so the Treaty was still binding on Germany. The pertinent article of the 1839 Treaty of London bound all signatories to forever respect and defend the perpetual neutrality of Belgium. So, when the Germans invaded Belgium in 1914 they were not only breaking their solemn promise under the 1839 Treaty to not make war on Belgium, they were ignoring the fact that they had promised to defend Belgium if anyone did attack Belgium. When the British foreign minister reminded the Germans of their obligations under the 1839 Treaty, the German foreign minister scornfully denounced the Treaty as "a scrap of paper". Rather than allow the Germans to cynically do as they pleased as they set about attempting to dominate Europe, the British honored their obligation to defend Belgium under the 1839 Treaty.
Did the Treaty of Versailles allow nazim to take over Germany?
yes, nazis were not happy w/ the treaty and started a plan of revenge
Why did the 1903 Hay Herran Treaty fail?
Colombia failed to ratify the treaty and did not want to allow the USA build a canal on the isthmus of Panama.
How did England France and the Netherlands react to the Treaty of Tordesillas?
The Treaty of Tordesillas had divided the Americas between Spain and Portugal. It did not allow for claim by other nations so England, France, and the Netherlands ignored the treaty
How did England France and the netherland view the Treaty of Tordesillas?
The Treaty of Tordesillas had divided the Americas between Spain and Portugal. It did not allow for claim by other nations so England, France, and the Netherlands ignored the treaty
Why does America allow citizens from different countries in?
because we have peace treaty's with them or there a free country to
Where did the Americans agree to allow British merchants to collect debts owed to them in the?
Treaty of Paris
Why do Germans make such good beer?
Germans make good beer because their climate allows for wheat production and long winters allow time for refinement of brewing techniques.
Did the treaty of Versailles allow Germany to expand its military?
no they where not allow to build and air force are a large standing army ,niether a powerful sea force
