The Allied countries during World War I were not about to let Germany get out of the war without paying harshly for it. For that, an unconditional surrender was required, and the Treaty of Versailles provided for it. It also provided for punishing Germany very harshly in an economic sense.
For that harsh treatment (which would have been worse if the Americans had not insisted on it) a fellow by the name of Adolph Hitler was later able to rouse considerable support for "getting back" at the Allied countries for the harsh treatment, and in so doing, of course, getting much glory for himself.
You need to say which treaty ... Versailles?
No, unless you are refering to a specific treaty, (ex. Treaty of Versailles)
What is versailles? Versailles is a is a palace built in France by King Louis XIV (14) in the 17th century. Where is versailles? Versailles is in France, it is a suburb of Paris.
Opposition of the treaty Versailles
The address of the Versailles Branch Library is: 211 North Chestnut, Versailles, 62378 9605
You are asking about Versailles the palace he built from a hunting lodge.
The Palace of Versailles is known as the Château de Versailles in French.
The Palace of Versailles.
You live in Versailles.
No (if you mean the Versailles castle). Yes (if you mean the Versailles village).
the palace is in Versailles outside of Paris
the treaty of Versailles helped end ww1 and the holocaust was the torturing and killing of Jewish people in ww2 so they don't relate very much