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Who was blamed for World War I?
Germany was given all blame for ww1 in clause231 A of the treaty of Versailles. even though the assasination of Archduke franz Ferdinand started the war who was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
What country was given all of the blame for World War 1?
Germany was largely blamed for World War 1. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, placed full responsibility for the war on Germany and its allies and imposed large reparations on them. This blame contributed to the political and economic instability in Germany during the post-war period.
In the peace treaty who was given total blame for World War 1?
I don't know... maybe Germany
Which of the following persuaded Great Britain to declare war against Germany starting World War 1?
You don't mention the options you were given, but the formal reason was that Britain was bound by the Treaty of London of 1839, in which it undertook to 'defend' Belgium if it were ever attacked. The British explicitely mentioned this Treaty in their war declaration against Germany.
What aid package did European nations get after ww1?
I do not know about for all of Europe but the Versailles treaty left Germany paying huge amounts of money to France and Belgium in 'Reparations Payments'. Poland was declared an independent nation and was given it's own sea port, separating Germany into two halves with what was called the 'Polish Corridor'. The Alsace and Lorraine regions lost to Germany in the Franco Prussian war were given back to France. The reparations payments were agreed to stop in the early 1920s when Germany went into economic crisis, but Germany had still payed back Billions of dollars by today's standards to France ///// Addition: As a German myself, I'd like to add a little to that: In the Versailles Treaty, reperations were not dealt with. Instead, it was agreed to conference about them in 1921 (the treaty was signed in 1919). But first to the treaty: In it, the French gained the right to use the "Saargebiet" economically for 15 years (mainly to gain natural resources). Other areas were also lost, such as German colonies in Africa (they actually brought Germany a financial minus, so that wasn't considered a big deal from the German side). Considering the 5 million Franc the French were forced to pay after the war in 1871 (the German Monarchy was actually founded in France.. They didn't like that too much), and the uniqueness of the WWI (in it's "totalness"), the reperations were fairly low, allowing the German economy to regain strength. The reperations were pretty complicated, with a total of 7 treaties and a lot of confusion. However, I am wondering if with your question you mean what aid did Germany become in building back up? In that case: 1924 - Dawes-Plan Goal: Make the reperations depend on how much Germany can pay Result: German economy has to be helped so that it can pay later on; Germany was given a loan over 800 Mill. Goldmark; 2.5 were to be paid by Germany annually 1929 - Young-Plan Goal: As the payments from Germany according to the Dawes-Plan turned out to be unrealisitc, a permanent solution was needed Result: Germans were allowed to participate in the negotiations for the first time; payments were lowered 1931 - Hoover-Moratorium The Payments were allowed to stagnate for 1 year I hope I helped you out a little :-)
What did the Treaty of Versailles strip the country of Germany of?
All the land Germany had taken was given back.
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
What are the best pros and cons from a Germanic perspective on the Treaty of Versailles?
In Germany's perspective, the treaty of Versailles was not intended to be a pro, but a con. Many of the nations involved in world war 1 blamed Germany, and as a result of that, when devising the treaty of Versailles, Germany lost Alsace-Lorraine; given to France, North Schleswig; given to Denmark, hultschin; given to Czechoslovakia, Eupen & Malmedy; given to Belgium, West Prussia Posen and upper silesia; given to Poland. Germany's army was banned from using tanks, was reduced to 100,000 men, no airforce/submarines, and allowed only 6 capital navy ships. The league of nations took over Germany's overseas colonies, handed over back land taken from Russia from the treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Germany also had to accept full responsibilty for starting ww1, which meant paying all the reparations. MR.WIGGS SUCKSSSS!!!!!!!
According to the treaty of versatilles all of German colonies in Africa and Asia were?
Under the Treaty of Versailles, all of Germany's former colonies in Africa and Asia were given to Britain and France.
How was the Treaty of Versailles a punishment for Germans?
I just completed taking an AP European history class, and more then half of the Treaty of Versailles was dedicated to punishing the Germans. This includes reparations that Germany had to pay, reducing its army to 100,000 men, and losing a lot of its land territories that were given out to countries that helped fight Germany.
What did Hitler believe was completely unfair to the country of Germany?
The Treaty of Versailles and everything in it. It's limits to the German military, the German land given to other countries, and the enormous debt Germany had to pay to France.
Why was Japan given German territory at the Treaty of Versailles?
because they helped in WWI
Who was blamed for World War I?
Germany was given all blame for ww1 in clause231 A of the treaty of Versailles. even though the assasination of Archduke franz Ferdinand started the war who was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
What was the term given to people who would not approve of the Treaty of Versailles unless it was amended?
A) reservationists
On April 17 1923 Adolf Hitler gave a speech in Munich outlining Germany's grievances with the Versailles treaty and his feelings towards Jewish people what did he say?
This speech was given on the 13th not the 17th.
What country was given Rwanda at the Berlin conference?
Rwanda was awarded to Germany as part of the German possession of Deutsch-Ostafrika in the Berlin Conference. It would be transferred to Belgian control following the Treaty of Versailles.
What country wanted Rhineland made into an independent state but wasn't given this by the treaty of Versailles?
France
