Because the conditions made sure that Germany would be crippled economically for decades to come because of the 'damage payments' set by the Allies at a fantastically high level, to be paid by Germany. Moreover, the Allies were giving away large chunks of Germany to newly established countries like Poland and Czechoslovakia, even if these lands were inhabited by a majority of Germans.
Furthermore, downsizing the German army by the Treaty to almost nothing was sure to mean a) that tens of thousands professional soldiers would become unemployed and add to the problems just created by the Allies and b) that that would be no organization to deal with any internal unrest - and this while Germany was already in the midst of all kinds of revolts against the Government.
It is because of these conditions that historians now say that the rise of Hitler and later WW 2 was the logical outcome of the Treaty of Versailles and basically a continuation of WW 1. It also explains why nobody acted when Hitler annexed the Rhineland, the Sudetenland and Austria. The first two had always been part of the German Empire. And Austria had itself asked to join Germany in 1919, only to be refused by the Allies.
The treaty. The Germans considered it unfair and they got so angry that they immediately started the war-
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we saw it as unfair and unjust to the German people.
It ignored Russia, humiliated Germany, and weakened colonies.
Economist were opposed to the terms of the treaty of Versailles because it was stated to be unfair and extremely expensive. The economist felt that later generations would come to regret the Versailles.
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Absolutely he did. In fact, Hitler used the Treat of Versailles to rally the German people to his side, claiming the Treaty was unfair and the cause of their Depression-era economic suffering.
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Absolutely he did. In fact, Hitler used the Treat of Versailles to rally the German people to his side, claiming the Treaty was unfair and the cause of their Depression-era economic suffering.
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Anger in Germany due to unfair terms on the Treaty of versailles.
No, most Germans thought the Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War 1, was grossly unfair.