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Treaty of Versailles
Signed in 1919, the Treaty of Versailles was a peace treaty that ended WWI. It was mainly negotiated by Britain, France and the US, forcing Germany to accept the sole responsibility for the war and to pay major reparations.
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How did the weimar republic deal with the treaty of Versailles?
It was the Germany's fault for being respond to the Treaty of Versailles, as they were the one who in a while made the war even worser after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and also started World War 2... they have been respond to the treaty for all their causes and was told to fix things.!! as in many ways the war they had caused has bring the whole world down to earth and leaves nothing but a regret...
What effect did the Treaty of Versailles have on Germany?
The Treaty of Versailles had both an economic and nationalistic effect on Germany. The economic effect of the Treaty of Versailles had to do with the substantial amount of money that Germany had to pay for the war, because the blame was put entirely on them. Also, the German people lost pride in their country because they were embarrassed about the outcome of the war. These effects of the Treaty of Versailles also brought about Hitler's rise in power.
Germany had to too negative effects they were nt supposed to have any army ,forcibly give Alsace nd Lorriane to France,germany industrial area were occupied,german colonies were taken away n given as mandate to the victorious power
When were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles announced?
The terms of the Treaty of Versailles, was announced on 7th May 1919
What might the U.S have done to prevent the harsh treaty of Versailles?
The U.S. might have insisted that the Armistice that the Germans signed, based on President Woodrow Wilson's 14 points be honored. When the French proposed that land be taken away from Germany, resulting in 20 million Germans being put into other countries, Wilson might have said "No, that would be a violation of the Armistice that the Germans signed in good faith." When the French proposed that Germany and Austria be forbidden to unite, Wilson might have said, "No, that would be a violation of the Armistice."
Wilson might have told the delegation of 117 Jews to stay home instead of bringing them to France to participate in the treaty negotiations. The Jews were there to make sure that the Jewish bankers in New York got repayment for the loans that were made to France and Great Britain. Wilson might have told the British and the French to repay these loans themselves instead of forcing the Germans to pay the bill for the whole war.
What were Frances goals for the Treaty of Versailles?
REVENGE! they also got alcase lorraine back in the end, but all the allies annicial goal was to hurt germany. they made them reduce their military and give up alot of land, the allies never again wanted Germany to dominate and havea great power. however it sowed the seeds to the next war. the Treaty left Germany in a great position to have another person come in and take the power, hitler.
Who wrote the treaty of versaille?
The Treaty was drawn up by the Allies - Britain, France and Italy with some input from the US.
How did Hitler challenge and exploit the treaty of Versailles in the period between 1933-1938?
Hitler was a very determined man, he wanted Germany to be a great, powerful nation again. He, like other German people hated the Treaty and thought it was extremely unfair. So in 1933, he took Germany out of thew League of Nations, at the same time he began rearming Germany. In 1934, he tried to take over Austria but was prevented by Mussolini. MATHS DEBATE. In 1935, he held a massive rearmament rally and then in 1936, reindroduced conscription. Also in 1936, he importantly sent troops into the Rhineland, which had been banned by the Treaty, after the Paris Peace conference to help the French, who were worried about Germany invading them. He made an anti-communist alliance with Japan. In 1937, he tried out Germany's new weapons in the Spanish Civil war. This was compleatly unallowed, as Germany had only been allowed to have an army, to protect its own borders, and was not technically allowed to have an airforce. He then made an anti-communist alliance with Italy. In 1938, Germany united with Austria, which had been banned by the Treaty many years ago.
Why does a baker's dozen have thirteen instead of twelve?
It started in the 13th century in England. If bakers shortchanged their customers they could be punished severely. (For example: If the bakery did not weigh enough, the baker could have his hand chopped off. They would also have a damaged reputation, and be known as a cheat.) Bakers began giving customers 13 for the price of 12 to be certain this would not happen to them.
Did the Marshall Plan Help Germany as well?
Britain and France were the main beneficiaries of the Marshall plan, receiving $3.6 billion and $2.2 billion respectively. West Germany received $1.4 billion.
What was the legacy of the Treaty of Versailles in Germany?
In the post-World War I era, the legacy of the Treaty of Versailles for Germany and its people was thoroughly negative. The harsh demands of the Treaty created deep-seated and long-lasting resentments among the German people; these resentments led almost directly to the eruption of the Second World War.
What document was considered to be the major cause of world war 2?
Well, Document/ Treaty. It was the Treaty Versailles. That was probably the most important and hated cause of WW2.
