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How did the severe punishment to Germany at the end of World War I contribute to World War 2?
The reparations Germany was required to pay after World War 1 contributed to the hyper inflation that existed in the Wiemar Republic of Germany that coupled with the Great depression lead to the rise of Dictatorships in Germany and Italy. And with Hitlers rise to power lead the world into World War 2.
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What was the French foreign policy after World War 1 directed towards?
The foreign policy of the French after World War I was basically keep the Germans from becoming militaristic again. The French built the Maginot Line to keep it's border with Germany secure. It also made Germany pay severe reparations for the war, and took territory. Their goal was lasting peace, but the punishment inflicted on Germany gave rise to Hitler, and World War II.
Did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to the economic collaspe of Germany after World War 1?
no
What was their a shortage of in Germany during World War 2?
People. Germany had a severe lack of manpower. It also suffered from shortages of gasoline and coal.
How did Germany contribute to the outbreak of World War 2?
They started the war in Europe by invading Poland.
Was a result of the punishment of Germany for its role in world war 1 in the treaty of Versailles?
Yes, the Treaty of Versailles imposed significant penalties on Germany following its role in World War I. The treaty required Germany to accept full responsibility for the war, pay heavy reparations, cede territory, and limit its military capabilities. These punitive measures contributed to economic hardship and political instability in Germany, ultimately fostering resentment that helped lay the groundwork for World War II.
How did Germany contribute to the start of the World War 2?
they invaded Poland
How severe was World War I rationing?
In Germany and Austria there were severe food shortages in the final stages of World War 1, and many people died of starvation.
What was the French foreign policy after World War 1 directed towards?
The foreign policy of the French after World War I was basically keep the Germans from becoming militaristic again. The French built the Maginot Line to keep it's border with Germany secure. It also made Germany pay severe reparations for the war, and took territory. Their goal was lasting peace, but the punishment inflicted on Germany gave rise to Hitler, and World War II.
Did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to the economic collaspe of Germany after World War 1?
no
What punishment had Germany have in the league of nation?
Germany had to use all of it's country's money to pay off debts owed after world war 1
What was their a shortage of in Germany during World War 2?
People. Germany had a severe lack of manpower. It also suffered from shortages of gasoline and coal.
What did the big four want from the peace treaty ending World War 1?
To severely punish Germany in particular so that no nation would ever again spark a war. In the event the punishment and humiliation were so severe that they actually contributed to the burning desire of Hitler for revenge, leading to the second world war.
What were the results of the Germany's invasion of russia in World War 2?
Failed due to severe weather conditions
How did Germany contribute to the outbreak of World War 2?
They started the war in Europe by invading Poland.
What punishment did Germany face after World War 1?
They had to pay reparations, their army was limited and they had to give back some of the land that they had taken.
What was Germany's punishment in world war 1?
the TRAWLGermany could not have a submarine or tank they were only allowed a small army and 6,naval ships.
What was Germany's condition after World War 1?
Following the end of World War 1, Germany's political and economical conditions were grave. They were forced to pay reparations to the Allies and lost all of their overseas colonies. Politically they were disunited. The Treaty of Versailles Germany was forced to sign as part of the armistice were severe in their terms towards Germany.
