Treaty of Versailles

The Germans had to destroy their military weapons, vehicles and ammunition. Many countries who were part of the Treaty of Versailles got their tanks, planes and other militaria. They had to reduce their army down to 100,000 troops. They were not allowed to use mechanized planes nor were they allowed to manufacture any war making devices of any sort. This destroyed their economy as people lost their jobs in that industry. The monetary reparations to other countries ruined the economy. Germans hated the Treaty of the Versailles.

It destroyed their economy by the reparations, military restrictions and the land lost. The total cost of these reparations was assessed at 132 billion marks ($31.5 billion, £6,600 million) in 1921, which inflation adjusted, is roughly equivalent to $400 billion US Dollars as of 2007. This was a sum that many economists deemed to be excessive because it would have taken Germany until 1988 to pay. The Treaty was undermined by subsequent events starting as early as 1932 and was widely flouted by the mid-1930s.It slow down the economic development of Germany .

Hitler placed the blame on the Jewish. After the treaty Germany owed a lot of money and it was mostly the Jewish who was in control of Germany's finances. So when the Germans were looking for someone to blame, Hitler placed the blame on the Jews wish lead to the Holocaust.

They got a few more colonies and they lost nothing. Their leader at the time was David Loyd George, the won World War I, they fought on the Western front, they entered the war in defence of Belgium, they entered in 1914 and their allies were Russia, France, Belgium, Serbia and the USA.They got a few more colonies and they lost nothing. Their leader at the time was David Loyd George, the won World War I, they fought on the Western front, they entered the war in defence of Belgium, they entered in 1914 and their allies were Russia, France, Belgium, Serbia and the USA.

there was no losing nations in ww1

Britain represented the entire British Empire at Versailles.

The Treaty of Paris in 1783 ended the American Revolutionary War. In the treaty, Great Britain formally recognized the former American colonies as independent and sovereign states.
It also established the boundaries of British North America, protected the rights and property of Loyalists, provided for the settlement of debts on each side, and provided for the exchange of prisoners of war.

The treaty of Versailles was a promise of that Adolf Hitler has to not take over any other country that he has to stick with the country that he has and that is his last country to take over. Except Adolf Hitler Brook the promise and that he wanted to be ruler of the whole world, Except it was most likely impossible for him to do that because our nation had mad alliances to Russia and other countries

Germany had its armed forces limited. It could not had weapons in an area known as the Rhineland that formed much of its French border or unite with Austria. It had to pay France and England war reparations and assume all the guilt for the war.

Well one he went in to the Rhineland when he wasn't allowed to. Also, he build his military there when he wasn't supposed to remilitarize. Sorry i don't know the other 2 but i think there is only 2 ways that he went against it!

The treaty, known as the Treaty of Versailles, included a reparations bill that would cost Germany $33 billion for the damage to the economies of the Allied Nations.

Clause 231, the War Guilt Clause: Blamed Germany for any and all aggression which caused the First World War, and was the basis for-

Clause 232, the reparations clause: Germany was forced to sign this document before a figure was stated. In the end that figure turned out to be 6.6 billion pounds- roughly 284 billion pounds in today's currency, which Germany could not possibly pay.

Other important clauses- 160 181 198 42 & 58

These basically cover

-the return of Alsace-Lorraine to France

-the loss of territories gained by the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

-the limitations imposed on German military (100'000 men, no aircraft, no submarines, 6 battleships)

-the demilitarization of the Rhineland

-the loss of other German territories, including the city of Danzig, to be placed under the administration of the League of Nations

-the prohibition of Anschluss (unification with Austria)

There are many, many other clauses,which are divided into sections. I suggest taking a look at Wikipedia or any other website to see which areas of the treaty interest you.

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They lost money

The Treaty of Versailles didn't in itself establish any new countries. Two countries came into being at the end of WWI: Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. Poland, which had been 'carved up' by Russia, Prussia and Austria between 1772 and 1795 was reunited as an independent country. In the Baltic area Finland gained complete independence from Russia, while Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were reconstituted as independent countries. Austria and Hungary became fully separate.

Refusing to ratify a treaty.

Answer B. on plato.

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.

After the Versailles Treaty was signed, it stated that the entire war was the fault of Germany. The treaty had also limited all of Germany's military, as well as creating the country of Poland and giving Alsace-Lorraine (French region) back to France.

WW2 had a massive impact on Europe with many cities reduced to piles of rubble, creating a power vacuum. Most of Eastern Europe was occupied by the Red Army while the rest of Europe was dominated by France, Great Britain and the US.

If Germany had refused to sign the treaty, France and Britain would have restarted the war ...

Both were designed to make peace in Europe after World War I. The Treaty of Versailles included the fourteenth point from the Fourteen Points, which called for the creation of a League of Nations. Other than those to things, the two had nothing in common... unless you feel like counting that both were not approved by the American people.

The French thought the Treaty of Versailles wasn't being hard enough on the Germans. The Germans had caused the death of 2 million French and France wanted 'revenge' on Germany.

France wanted Germany to pay full reparations to France and if Germany resisted France would send in their army to force Germany to 'pay up', which they ultimately did.

Germany was treated very badly at the Treaty of Versailles because they got the blame for WW1 although they never started the war and also because they have to pay for all the damage that happened in the war, they lost their land.

Germany was only allowed 100.000 soldiers through out the war which was making them loose the war and they only had a short supply of food and water which made 3 quarter million die from hunger.