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Actually there are 4 things.
Treaty of Versailles could be described with one word B.R.A.T.
Blame for the WW1
Reparations to pay £6.6 million
Army reduced to 100,000 men, 6 battleships, 2 planes and NO armed vehicles (tanks etc.)
Territory, they lost all their colonies, Rhineland, Polish Corridor etc.
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Why did only Germany have to pay retribution for World War 1?
Germany was the only Central Forces country to appear on the Treat of Versailles, with Great Britain, Italy, France, and the United States on the other side. This may have to do with the breakups of the Ottoman and Austria-Hungary empires.
How did the treaty of Versailles treat the losing nations after ww1?
there was no losing nations in ww1
What were the 5 terms of treaty of Versailles?
1. Accept the new map of Europe. 2. Accept the decisions made by the new League of Nations. 3. Limit the size of its army and navy. 4. To give up its Empire. 5. To accept blame for the war and to pay reparations to countries that suffered damage.
What chain of events led to world war 2?
It all starts back in World War I, with a loner German Soldier Adolf Hitler. Hitler thought highly of the German Army and the German country. When he saw the allies beat the Germans and then use the Treaty of Versailles (Which I'll get to later) destroy the rest of Germany that the war hadn't he was furios. The Treat of Versailles basically to sum it up, blamed Germany for WWI, robbed Germany of its money and took away parts of its land. Germany did not recover until 1933, when Adolf Hitler became Chancellor. He promised return of money, honor, and land to Germany. Germany added Austria and the Sudetenland back to Germany. Hitler then turned to Poland. We all know what happened then- World War II.
How did Adolf Hitler treat the people of Germany?
in a bad way
Why did Treat of Versailles help lead to the outbreak of world war 2?
Because in the Treat of Versailles they blamed Germany for the entire war. They had to pay for the entire damage that had been done. Because of that Germany was extremely poor and the people were starving. When Hitler came, he promised the German people a better life and more space for the German people, so they started spreading their territories (starting with Poland).
Why there were disagreements between the Big three at the peace conference held in Paris after th war?
because they could not come to terms on how to treat germany, 'the treaty of versailles?
How did the French and Britain treat Germany after ww1?
After World War I, France and Britain imposed harsh penalties on Germany through the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. Germany was required to accept blame for the war, pay substantial reparations, and face significant territorial losses, including the loss of Alsace-Lorraine to France and the demilitarization of the Rhineland. These punitive measures aimed to weaken Germany economically and militarily but ultimately contributed to economic hardship and political instability, paving the way for future conflicts.
Why did only Germany have to pay retribution for World War 1?
Germany was the only Central Forces country to appear on the Treat of Versailles, with Great Britain, Italy, France, and the United States on the other side. This may have to do with the breakups of the Ottoman and Austria-Hungary empires.
What are things we required to do as citizen's?
Uphold the law, treat each other as equals, contribute financially to society.
What are things we are required to do as citizens?
Uphold the law, treat each other as equals, contribute financially to society.
What is the general attitude in Germany?
Germans are very kind and considerate if you treat them with respect. i personally have been to Germany and i had no idea what to do. i did some reshearch and found out the poepl of Germany have many things in common with us.
How did the treaty of Versailles treat the losing nations after ww1?
there was no losing nations in ww1
What is the locarno pact?
Here is just a quick overview: The Treaty of Versailles ended WW1 in 1918, and under the treat of Versailles was the League of Nations whose purpose was to stop war through negotiation. The Lacarno pact allowed Germany to join the League of Nations and established that they would have to respect the shared borders of France and Belgium. -Emma- The formation of the Locarno Agreement also meant that Germany had to accept that the Rhineland would remain de-militarised.
What did Allied leaders accomplish during the Potsdam conference?
They decided how to treat Germany after its surrender.
How do people treat the environment in Germany?
They treat it okaly not the best though :)
Why were certain countries excluded from the meeting of the treat of Versailles?
Germany (till 1926) and the Soviet Union. United States
