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What were the failures of Versailles during world war 2?
The treaty failed to keep the Germans from conducting aggressive attacks on other nations. It failed to keep the Germans from building up a military with military implements and ammo. Hitler disregarded the entire treaty.
What area did Hitler take march 1936?
He invaded the Rhineland in 1936. According to the Treaty of Versailles (ending the First World War) Germany was not allowed to keep troops there - it became a demilitarised area.
What are the 5w's of the Treaty of Versailles?
Who: The Allied leaders, Germany What: Treaty of Versailles When: Signing on November 11, 1919 Where: Versailles, France Why: To keep Germany from starting another war, for Germany to pay war reparations, give back land, reduce military. take blame for WWI
What was the purpose of the 1934 German Polish Treaty?
The 1934 German-Polish Treaty was a vehicle to keep Poland neutral, as Hitler expanded the borders of Germany. Without a struggle Hitler gained control of Austria and the Sudetenland. Both were populated with ethnic Germans.
What is the main idea of article 231 of the treaty of Versailles?
The treaty was given to the German delegation to sign at Versailles, France, on May 7, 1919. The German delegates strongly objected to its severe terms. The Allies made only small changes, however. Germany was allowed to keep only a small volunteer army and navy. It was forbidden to have submarines, tanks, or an air force. It was also forced to pay a great deal of money for its share in starting the war. These payments were called reparations. The representatives of the Allies and of Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919.
Was Hitler convinced that the Western powers had no intention of using force to maintain the Treaty of Versailles?
Yes. Hitler thought the allies woulden't use force to keep the trat of Versailles, actually when he strated to break the treaty they (britin and France) made up the Munich pact which gave into Germany's wishes of getting more land.
What were the failures of Versailles during world war 2?
The treaty failed to keep the Germans from conducting aggressive attacks on other nations. It failed to keep the Germans from building up a military with military implements and ammo. Hitler disregarded the entire treaty.
Did Hitler keep his word on the treaty that he entered?
No he did not after he signed the treaty with England he attack them.
What area did Hitler take march 1936?
He invaded the Rhineland in 1936. According to the Treaty of Versailles (ending the First World War) Germany was not allowed to keep troops there - it became a demilitarised area.
Could the league of nations have stopped the Italian aggression?
The League of Nations was the grandfather of United Nations. Like UN, they were there to keep peace and since the Nazis were aggressors, the Nazis would be trouble if they try did. Another reference is the 1938 Munich Conference when British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain allowed Appeasement* to Hitler for taking the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia. Everyone wanted the same thing, to avoid war like World War 1. Clearly, Hitler was defying the Treaty of Versailles*. Appeasement: giving in to a aggressor or giving him what he wants for the benefits of others Treaty of Versailles: a treaty signed in the Palace of Versailles giving restrictions to Germany for aggression. the Italians joined the Nazis and the Axis but they only invaded Ethiopia in North Africa. The Nazis did most of the dirty work
What are the 5w's of the Treaty of Versailles?
Who: The Allied leaders, Germany What: Treaty of Versailles When: Signing on November 11, 1919 Where: Versailles, France Why: To keep Germany from starting another war, for Germany to pay war reparations, give back land, reduce military. take blame for WWI
What was the purpose of the 1934 German Polish Treaty?
The 1934 German-Polish Treaty was a vehicle to keep Poland neutral, as Hitler expanded the borders of Germany. Without a struggle Hitler gained control of Austria and the Sudetenland. Both were populated with ethnic Germans.
What was the policy of appeasement trying to achieve?
The policy of appeasement was meant to make the Germans happy with the Versailles Treaty in theory. However, in reality it was to keep Hitler happy with the United States, England and France so he would not invade their nations. In a real sense it merely bought them time to get ready for Hitler coming but they did not have enough military readiness to accomplish that. In a way it gave them a false sense of security.
What is the main idea of article 231 of the treaty of Versailles?
The treaty was given to the German delegation to sign at Versailles, France, on May 7, 1919. The German delegates strongly objected to its severe terms. The Allies made only small changes, however. Germany was allowed to keep only a small volunteer army and navy. It was forbidden to have submarines, tanks, or an air force. It was also forced to pay a great deal of money for its share in starting the war. These payments were called reparations. The representatives of the Allies and of Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919.
The Treaty of Versailles was signed and was supposed to end the War to End All Wars but it led to World War 2. What were the weaknesses of the Treaty of Versailles Why did it fail to keep the pea?
The Treaty of Versailles had several weaknesses that contributed to its failure to maintain peace. Firstly, it imposed harsh reparations and territorial losses on Germany, fostering resentment and economic hardship. Secondly, the treaty lacked enforcement mechanisms and the participation of key nations, such as the United States, undermining its legitimacy. Lastly, it failed to address underlying issues, such as nationalism and economic instability, which ultimately fueled the rise of extremist movements and contributed to the outbreak of World War II.
How was mein kampf important?
it was hitlers only completed book, it was a historical artifact that showed hitlers views Lamchops21 answer: It was also important because: The Treaty of Versailles was meant to ensure a long lasting peace in Europe and was signed in 1918. The treaty forced Germans to pay heavy war reparations, denied Germany a naval and air force and made them greatly reduce their military forces (only allowed 100,000 men). Also Germany was forced to de-militarize Rhineland, they weren’t allowed conscription and were forced to accept sole blame for World War I. At that time no one realized that the Treaty of Versailles would start the chain of events that would later on lead to World War II. The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh conditions including forcing Germany to pay huge sums of money to countries that were affected by the war. To meet the vast amount of money imposed by the treaty Germany had to print monstrous amounts of money, which devalued Germany’s currency leading to rampant inflation. It got so bad that a loaf of beard was 6 million marks (Germany’s currency), children played with money in the streets and people burned money to keep warm. This is very historically significant because this was one of the things Hitler promised to demolish once he was the leader of Germany. Hitler was an amazing public speaker and promised he would “tear up the hated treaty of Versailles” and restore Germany to greatness. This is also historically important because every German hated the treaty and voted for Hitler because he promised to demolish it. Also the Treaty of Versailles became the scapegoat for Hitler. He blamed all of German’s problems on the treaty and promising that without it Germany would once again be restored to its former grandeur.
What treaty provided the bases for resentment that fueled world war 2?
The Treaty of Versailles. It stated that Germany only keep a standing army of 100,000 troops. They had to destroy all their tanks and hand over all of their U-Boats(submarines). They also had to pay reparations for "causing" WWI when they didn't cause the war(Serbian rebels did). Thats what fueld German anger. What fueled Allied anger was them not following the rules stated in the Treaty of Versailles. -Azumith Smith
