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Three major politicians, David Lloyd George, George Clemenceau, and Woodrow Wilson, facilitated the signature of Germany onto the Treaty of Versailles. This peace treaty forced Germany to disarm and leave all nations, including Italy, at peace.
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How did the united states slowly move toward war?
Germany, Italy and Japan signed a mutual defense treaty.
What were the root causes of World War 2?
First of all, The main reason was because in World war 1, after the Germans lost the war, the allies decided to punish Germany and forced it to sign the Treaty of Versailles; the treaty stated that Germany could have only a small army, it must pay a fee each month for the reconstruction of Europe, and it must never harass or threaten a country. this, along with the effects of the great depression, forced Germany into a terrible economical state. When Hitler started rising to power, he started disobeying the rules and broke the treaty; the Germans agreed to this because they wanted revenge from the treaty or WWII. The second reason was that Italy and Japan, both hungry for power, became allied with Germany, so the war was also in the pacific, and Italy and Egypt. or else it would just have been a big war, not world war.
Who was happy with the results of the treaty in WW1?
Mostly France, Great Britain, and Italy. Germany was seriously unhappy. That's part of the reason Hitler took power.
Was Benito Mussolini or Adolf Hitler or tojo known as the leader?
in different parts they where considered differently but i think Hitler was the one who came up with taking over the world of redeamning Germany (treaty of Versailles). Hitler was Germany Tojo was japan mussolnin was Italy and Stalin was soviet union
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.
Had Hitler ever attacked Rome or Italy?
Nope, Italy was Germany's ally.
Was their a good side to Stalin?
He was one of the Axis powers. He made a treaty with Hitler, which Hitler broke when he invaded Russia. The three allies in the Axis in WII were Mussolini (Italy), Stalin (Soviet Union) and Hitler (Germany).
Who are the axis power leaders?
Adolph Hitler (Germany) Emperor Hirohito (Japan) Mussolini (Italy)
Was Russia a member of the Axis power during World War 2?
Nope. Hitler broke the treaty between Germany and Russia. I forgot the name of the treaty, but it states basically that Germany won't attack Russia, and Russia won't attack Germany..something along those lines if I am an ounce correct. Hitler attacked Russia, which broke the treaty, leading Joseph Stalin(Leader of Russia at the time) to join the Allies..and battle against the Axis powers(Germany, Italy, Japan.)
What were the two main causes of the war?
First of all, The main reason was because in World War 1, after the Germans lost the war, the allies decided to punish Germany and forced it to sign the Treaty of Versailles; the treaty stated that Germany could have only a small army, it must pay a fee each month for the reconstruction of Europe, and it must never harass or threaten a country. this, along with the effects of the great depression, forced Germany into a terrible economical state. When Hitler started rising to power, he started disobeying the rules and broke the treaty; the Germans agreed to this because they wanted revenge from the treaty or WWII. The second reason was that Italy and Japan, both hungry for power, became allied with Germany, so the war was also in the pacific, and Italy and Egypt. or else it would just have been a big war, not world war.
Who were Francisco Franco's allies?
Germany (Hitler) and Italy (Mussolini)
Who was the leader of Germany Italy during the holocaust?
Hitler / Mussolini
