What country was excluded in the Treaty of Versailles?

Answer 1

Answer this question…

Germany

Answer 2

Germany started to break the Treaty of Versailles, quietly and unobtrusively, the moment it came into effect (March 1920). The German Army was never reduced to 100,000 and the German General Staff was renamed, downsized but not abolished. The German government never complied fully with the disarmament clauses, despite inspection.

Answer 3

Germany built an army, warships larger than allowed, and sent troops into the Rhineland, the part of their country west of the Rhine river that was supposed to be demilitarized. All of these actions broke provisions of the treaty.

Answer 4

First of all, the Treaty of Versailles punished Germany. Germany had to pay off the War debts (of WWI), give back the land they had taken, get rid of weapons, and have no active army. Also, the treaty created peace. Germany broke the treaty by preparing an army, manufacturing weapons, and, of course, attacking the countries of Europe.

Answer 5

The US Senate chose to not participate in the Treaty of Versailles. The nation as a whole wanted to return to its isolationist foreign policy.If excluded means "forbidden" then Russia was a major power in the war that withdrew from it as per the treaty with Germany.

Answer 6

It depends on what you mean by "excluded".

If you refer to which countries were forbidden from negotiations, all Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire) were forbidden, as was Russia, since Russia withdrew from the war early with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.

If you refer to which countries did not abide by or sign the Treaty of Versailles, that would be the United States primarily, whose Senate refused to ratify the treaty and instead conducted separate peace negotiations with Germany and the successor states to Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

Answer 7

Hitler (Germany) broke the treaty of Versailles by invading the forbidden area

Answer 8

Germany :)