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What treaty provided the bases for resentment that fueled world war 2?
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The Treaty of Versailles. It stated that Germany only keep a standing army of 100,000 troops. They had to destroy all their tanks and hand over all of their U-Boats(submarines). They also had to pay reparations for "causing" WWI when they didn't cause the war(Serbian rebels did). Thats what fueld German anger. What fueled Allied anger was them not following the rules stated in the Treaty of Versailles. -Azumith Smith
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