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Why did Britain and France do nothing about Germany's violation of the treaty of Versailles?
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∙ 13y ago
Simple. The League of Nations (LON) has simply lack of 2 powerful nations at that point of time with no much colonies to deal with. They are namely the US and the USSR. The Britain and France were simply self-minded that they were busy on their colonies who were requesting for independence across the world. So they would like to see less problems worldwide by the Appeasement Policy to Hitler. (Churchill-, The Ex-Prime Minister of UK, simply thought that Adolf Hitler IS a trusted man, or rather a man who keeps to his promise.) Furthermore, both nations (UK&France) feel that this treaty is simply too extreme. (This treaty makes Germany lost some land with natural resource such as oil into the LON to take care for 15 years,then a vote was organized and the majority German voted for the return to the motherland,Germany instead of allowing LON or France to rule while Germany is needed to pay hundred billions to the Allies. So, at last, the Germans did not paid this huge sum of money. The treaty had made Germans lost all their pride and made their economy on the lowest point ever. High-unemployment and hyper-inflation,which an egg can cost millions of marks was not solved until Hitler rules the nation.)
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 11y agoThey were afraid to go to war again, and would only do so if the League of Nations thought it would become the only solution. They would rather negotiate than cause more blood shed. Even though it was apparent that Germany wasn't concerned about more blood shed.
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∙ 13y agoIf I'm not mistaken, it was to appease Germany, not create further hostility, because they didn't want another world war.
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∙ 13y agoFrance put up a fight, but lost and was occupied by Germany for a time. Hitler was the leader of Germany; he couldn't invade his own country.
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∙ 12y agoInterfering would have guaranteed another World War and both countries were very determined to avoid that at the time.
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Why were some Japanese leaders resentful of the peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
Was Hitler a persuasive public speaker?
He was extremely persuasive. Through rhetoric and promises, he managed to come from nothing to rule a country. He had many many people behind him because of his promises of returning glory to the German people and righting the wrongs that had been done to them after WWI.
Why were some Japanese leaders resentful of peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
What did the Treaty of Versailles fail to do?
The treaty of versailles failed to stop an outbreak of another big war but when countries like germany , italy and japan committed acts of aggression there was nothing this company could do
What did Britain want to get out of the treaty of Versailles?
They got a few more colonies and they lost nothing. Their leader at the time was David Loyd George, the won World War I, they fought on the Western front, they entered the war in defence of Belgium, they entered in 1914 and their allies were Russia, France, Belgium, Serbia and the USA.They got a few more colonies and they lost nothing. Their leader at the time was David Loyd George, the won World War I, they fought on the Western front, they entered the war in defence of Belgium, they entered in 1914 and their allies were Russia, France, Belgium, Serbia and the USA.
What did Hitler add to the treaty of Versailles?
nothing
What did India get from the treaty of Versailles?
India got nothing from the treaty.
Is there a violation when a basketball player retrieves the ball after a field goal try that hits nothing?
There is no violation. It is the same as a pass
What did the League of Nations plan to do to stop aggressors countries?
The action they took against the aggressor was being afraid from Europe and Germanys colonies
Why were some Japanese leaders resentful of the peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
Was Hitler a persuasive public speaker?
He was extremely persuasive. Through rhetoric and promises, he managed to come from nothing to rule a country. He had many many people behind him because of his promises of returning glory to the German people and righting the wrongs that had been done to them after WWI.
Why were some Japanese leaders resentful of the peace of Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
Why were some of the Japanese resentful of the peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
Why were the Japanese leaders resentful of the peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
What did Italy get from the Treaty of Versailles?
Nothing, because they joined the allies in such a late stage of the war
Why were some Japaneses leaders resentful of the the peace treaty of Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
Why were some Japanese leaders resentful of peace treaty at Versailles?
Japan had nothing to do with the treaty.
