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Because the treaty forced Germany to assume full blame for the war it also imposed huge reparations covered not only by war but also pensions which later would be calculated to $30 billion ( the equivalent of about $2.7 trillion today)
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What formal agreement officially established a peace plan and oulined German's future?
ever since America confirmed war on Germany because of the sinking of Lusitania, they signed a treaty called "treaty of Versailles." this treaty officially ended the world war one.
What did the treaty of Versaille do?
If you mean "Treaty of Versailles" then it basically ended World War I.Want to know more? Read a good book about WWI. :)
What does katzen mean in German?
German: "Kat" is the abbreviation for "Katalysator", that means in English: "catalytic converter".
What battle began in the union cavalry surprised the rebel infantry raiding the town of shoes?
The Battle of Gettysburg, I just read it in my history book.
How did Hitler think about the Treaty of Versailles?
The first reason as to why Hitler did not like the Treaty of Versailles was because he saw it as a disgrace to the German people. In Hitler's view, it was an embarrassment to the country, suffering the consequences of the decisions made by politicians. He blamed the German politicians for the signing of the treaty, believing that Germany could have avoided its current situation. In his biography, Mein Kampf, written by Hitler during his time spent in prison, he called it "the greatest villainy of the century", and he called the German politicians who signed it "miserable and degenerate criminals". The treaty of Versailles was also the reason why German faced a lot of hardships during that time. It was the treaty in the first place that caused hyperinflation and that forced the country into bankruptcy. It took Germanys land, its industry and most of its military, which added to the humiliation. This affected many of the Germany people, making daily life a struggle. But one of the main reasons of Hitler's hatred of the treaty of Versailles was because it meant that many of the efforts of Germany in World War One were wasted. Hitler had previously served in the Bavarian Infantry regiment in the First World War, and narrowly surviving a gas attack. So to him, his time spent fighting, and the injuries he suffered from it were pointless. In his biography he states that, "And so it had all been in vain. In vain all the sacrifices and privations, in vain the hours in which, with mortal fear clutching at our hearts, we nevertheless did our duty; and in vain the death of two millions who died." However, it was because of the Treaty of Versailles that Adolf Hitler came in to power. He took advantage of effects that the Treaty brought to Germany and used the fear of the Public to rise to power. Promising a better Germany compared to the economically wrecked country as the current time. Hitler may be very expressive about his hatred towards it, but without it, he would not have gotten to the position that he did.
Why were the German delegate surprise when they read the treaty?
Because the treaty forced Germany to assume full blame for the war it also imposed huge reparations covered not only by war but also pensions which later would be calculated to $30 billion ( the equivalent of about $2.7 trillion today)
Why were the German delegates surprised when they read the the treaty?
Because the treaty forced Germany to assume full blame for the war it also imposed huge reparations covered not only by war but also pensions which later would be calculated to $30 billion ( the equivalent of about $2.7 trillion today)
Who was Russia's first ally in World War 2?
Believed it or not : Germany read about : The German-Soviet Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Demarcation
What delegate was from Delaware?
Caesar Rodney, George Read, and Thomas McKean
Who was a delegate from Delaware in 1776?
The answer is John Penn
What is the name of the treaty that governs Antarctica?
The treaty is called the Antarctic Treaty. You can read it, below.
What formal agreement officially established a peace plan and oulined German's future?
ever since America confirmed war on Germany because of the sinking of Lusitania, they signed a treaty called "treaty of Versailles." this treaty officially ended the world war one.
How do the cullens react to the baby?
If you read the book you would know! They were surprised i guess. READ THE BOOK!
How do you spell read first in German?
Read first is zuerst lesen in German
In what languages is the Antarctic Treaty translated?
You can read the treaty in English, French, Russian and Spanish.
In German What word means to read?
to read = lesen
What does lesen mean in German?
lesen means 'to read' in German.
