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Hitler contributed to the start of World War Two because when he invaded Poland and militarizing his country which broke his part in the Treaty of Versailles which p/od everyone else and he knew it The Treaty of Versaille put sole blame of the war on Germany, although it was not actually one of the countries involved in the disagreement that started WW1. The allies also made Germany pay alot of money for the cost of the war. This made those in Germany somewhat angry, and it helped set up a climate that Hitler used to rise to power. By angry, I mean that there was a depression in Germany and the government had no money to help. When Hitleer came to power he helped to bring Germeny out of that depression. The treaty and other agreements also allienated Japan and Italy, who felt that they didn't get enough colonies out of it. This was part of the reason they sided against the allies in WW2. Basically, the Treaty set up a climate of vengance, especially in Germany, which culminated in WW2.
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What did the Treaty of Versailles lead to?
The instalation of Hitler and WW2
Problems created by the Treaty of Versailles that led to increased international tensions?
ww2
How did treaty of Versailles lead to world war 1?
WW1 was the cause. The Treaty of Versailles was the peace settlement signed between Germany and the Allies after WW1. The Treaty was a direct cause of WW2 because Germany was dissatisfied with the harsh penalties imposed upon the country by the treaty. The above claim that Versailles 'was a direct cause of WW2' is American college mythology.
What treaty did Hitler break to start world war 2?
Treaty of Versailles was broken by Hitler and that began WW2.
What is the Treaty of Versailles and what was the result of it?
The treaty of versaille was a peace treaty at the end of World War 1. The treaty was received badly in Germany because they were blamed for the war. the treaty is linked to the rise of Hitler in WW2
What did the Treaty of Versailles lead to?
The instalation of Hitler and WW2
Which leader didn't like the treaty of Versailles in ww2?
Hitler
Problems created by the Treaty of Versailles that led to increased international tensions?
ww2
How did treaty of Versailles lead to world war 1?
WW1 was the cause. The Treaty of Versailles was the peace settlement signed between Germany and the Allies after WW1. The Treaty was a direct cause of WW2 because Germany was dissatisfied with the harsh penalties imposed upon the country by the treaty. The above claim that Versailles 'was a direct cause of WW2' is American college mythology.
What treaty did Hitler break to start world war 2?
Treaty of Versailles was broken by Hitler and that began WW2.
What Peace Treaty eventually lead to World War 2?
Treaty of Versailles
What starteed World War 2?
The Treaty of Versailles started WW2. Germany got boned in that deal.
Opposition of the Treaty of Versailles?
Opposition of the treaty Versailles
What is the Treaty of Versailles and what was the result of it?
The treaty of versaille was a peace treaty at the end of World War 1. The treaty was received badly in Germany because they were blamed for the war. the treaty is linked to the rise of Hitler in WW2
What is the tready of versailles?
It was a treaty that the Triple Entente enforced upon Germany to sign after WW1 ended. The treaty stated that:Germany must take full blame for the warGermany must pay all reparationsArmy size is limited to just 10000 men and a few warshipsand they must give up most of their land to the Alliesthe Treaty of Versailles harshness lead to Germany's revenge in WW2
How does the Treaty of Versailles relate to the Holocaust i need to know for my History project?
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
Why did the Germans like Hitler's Treaty of Versailles idea?
Its wasn't Hitler's idea and the Germans hated it and started WW2
