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After WWI, The winning nations developed the treaty of Versailles. This had many factors, including that Germany take all the guilt of WWI, and that they were limited to only 100,000 troops in their army. Their navy was only allowed to have shipments of 10,000 tons. They were banned from having any aircraft, heavy artillery, submarines, tanks and gad as well. This was all created in the hope of keeping Germany at a managable level. Unfortunately, the treaty only angered Germany and was indirectly a major cause for WWII
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How many men were there in the German wehrmact army in ww2?
Well, in WW1 due to treaty of Versailles, Germany were only allowed an army of 100,000 men! In a German platoon, I'd say around 30-70 men
How did the Treaty of Versailles limit the German army?
Military Restrictions *No air force *No tanks *No submarines *Navy limited to 15,00 men *Army limited to 100.oo men. No conscription. *Size and number of naval ships reduced *Allowed only 6 battleships
How many men died in the battle of Mons?
156 men died in the battle of monswhy don't you find the answer yourself you lazy lot of gits1 million people died in the battle of mons this is the real answer The German army lost over 5,000 men.The British army over 1,600 men.
How many German generals killed men?
Hitler's SS and regular army had several hundreds of them (plus 20 Field Marshals), but the present German army (the Bundeswehr) has three full generals that are now on active service: Volker Wieker, Werner Freers and Hans-Lothar Domröse.
What is a Revolutionary War medal worth?
It is worth around 3 bucks of material. However, if you mean spiritualy its a H U G E deal, and only 1/100000 men that join the army, ever get one...
What happened after world was 1 to the German army?
The Treaty of Versailles reduced the German army to 100,000 men. However, Germany negotiated the Treaty of Rapallo with the Soviet Union that allowed them to station a further 100,000 men there.
How many men were there in the German wehrmact army in ww2?
Well, in WW1 due to treaty of Versailles, Germany were only allowed an army of 100,000 men! In a German platoon, I'd say around 30-70 men
Can you tell me about when Lord Kitchener calls for 100000 men to join British army?
because kori gamble says so
What two men were in charge of the German Army along the coast of France?
jesus an
Did men have to join the army in Nazi Germany?
Yes , German males could be conscripted into the German Army unless they had a deferment such as being a farmer or worked in the armaments related industry .
Signifinace of of the Battle of Stalingrad?
German Sixth Army of 300,000 men was killed or captured, permanently weakening the German Army Group South. After Stalingrad Germany was on the defensive for the remainder of the war.
What military problems did Germany face after World War 1?
Their army was reduced to 100,000 men, they could have only 6 battleships, no planes, no submarinesno tanks were allowed to build,Allied troops were stationed in the Rhineland -no German soldiers were allowed there,
How did the Treaty of Versailles limit the German army?
Military Restrictions *No air force *No tanks *No submarines *Navy limited to 15,00 men *Army limited to 100.oo men. No conscription. *Size and number of naval ships reduced *Allowed only 6 battleships
What is the wehrmacht?
The Wehrmacht is the German army, or the infantry men. It was one of Germany's most valuable weapons in WWII.
Is there a language called Landwehr?
No, Landwehr is German. It was a term used in the German empire, the Austro-Hungarian empire and the Third Reich for the territorial Army, a part-time army, generally made up of old men and boys too young to join the regular Army.
What was the German conscription law in 1935?
Hitler introduced conscription to get men from aged 19 to sign up for the army.
What size German army World War 1?
13,400,000 men at arms including airmen and naval forces
