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Why did Germany get blame for WW1?
they had to blame it on someone, so why not Germany?
Who did Hitler blame for Germany's loss in ww1?
The Jews
What treaty made Germany accept blame for ww1?
Treaty of Versailles
What country was forced to accept blame for the start of ww1?
Germany because of treaty of versailes
How was blame for the two world wars fixed on Germany?
ww1: Germany signed the treaty of Versailles and it stated the war was their fault. I don't know about ww2.
Why did the allies force Germany to recognize the war guilt clause ww1?
I believe it was essentially so germany had to take the blame for all of the other conditions.
Why was World War 2 worth for?
Basically, Germany wanted to redeem their power & get revenge for the Versailles Treaty, which put all the blame for WW1 on Germany.
Was Germany to blame for both wars?
Yes, very much indeed actually. With economic depression in europe after ww1, Germany was punished after that war. With Germany in depression, Hitler rose to power because he was a bitter man after ww1. He hated the victorious allies and created the Nazi Party. and sooo on... Jews... Holocaust....
Was communism to blame for the end of WW1?
Not really because Hitler thinks that it was the communist's fault for making Germany lose the the war.
What are two things the treaty of Versailles required Germany to do afther ww1?
The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to accept full responsibility for the war through the War Guilt Clause, which placed blame solely on them. Additionally, Germany was mandated to pay substantial reparations to the Allied countries and significantly reduce its military forces, limiting its army to 100,000 troops and prohibiting conscription.
Why wasn't it just Austro-Hungary and Germany to blame for WW1?
Germany felt threatened by France and Russia because they could just attack and Russia was friends with Serbia
Why was Germany to blame for starting ww1?
because it did not think that other countries should hold monpolies and they wanted to compete on an even footing.
