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Why do you think the treaty of Versailles could lead to future wars?
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What document ended WW1?
im only 11 but i think it was Treaty of Versailles
Should the U.S have signed the treaty of Versailles?
i think you may be a bit confused. the us president, Woodrow Wilson, DID sign the Treaty of Versailles along with the other allied powers. however, the us didn't join the league of nations, which i think is what you may be talking about.
Why is it important for a peace agreement such as treaty of Versailles to be regarded as fair by all sides?
Because if one side doesn't think the treaty's fair they may start another war. The perfect example is the Versailles Treaty. Germany didn;t like it and the disatifaction added to the appeal of Hitler's offer to take over Europe.
What country was angry about the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles particularly the War Guilt Clause?
I think it was chequoslovakia althoough im not sure how to spell it and i think they were angry because the Germans didnt invite them to the agreement when it was an agreement to ask if they could have some of chequoslovakias land
How did hitler break the Treaty of Versailles between 1933 and 1936?
I think by trying to take over the world with NAZISM
What do many historians think about the treaty if Versailles?
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What document ended WW1?
im only 11 but i think it was Treaty of Versailles
What are payments made for war damages?
I think they were made by the treaty of Versailles (As your catergory is ww1)
Why did france think the the treaty of versailles was unfair?
It ignored Russia, humiliated Germany, and weakened colonies.
What were the appeasements in the Treaty of Versailles?
I think you are a bit confused. "Appeasement" was not a part of the Versailles Treaty. This refers to the actions (or really lack of actions) taken by the Allied powers when Germany began violating the agreements that ended World War 1.
Should the U.S have signed the treaty of Versailles?
i think you may be a bit confused. the us president, Woodrow Wilson, DID sign the Treaty of Versailles along with the other allied powers. however, the us didn't join the league of nations, which i think is what you may be talking about.
Which country fought in World War 2 but did not sign the Treaty of Versailles?
i think you'se lookin for WW1 n it was the USA
Why is it important for a peace agreement such as treaty of Versailles to be regarded as fair by all sides?
Because if one side doesn't think the treaty's fair they may start another war. The perfect example is the Versailles Treaty. Germany didn;t like it and the disatifaction added to the appeal of Hitler's offer to take over Europe.
How did the treaty of Versailles start the world war 2?
the treaty of Versailles was to much burden on Germany and there was no way they began to pay retribution that was imposed on them. it caused much hardship and hard feelings and Germany began to think the world was against them. so Germany when Hitler started ruling ignored the treaty and began to prepare for war.
What did Germany think about the Weimar republic?
The German government at the time of Weimar Republic did not respect the Treaty of Versailles that it had been pressured to be signed.
What country was angry about the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles particularly the War Guilt Clause?
I think it was chequoslovakia althoough im not sure how to spell it and i think they were angry because the Germans didnt invite them to the agreement when it was an agreement to ask if they could have some of chequoslovakias land
Did Germany think they were treated fairly after ww1?
No, most Germans thought the Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War 1, was grossly unfair.
