How Did The Versailles Treaty Cause Ww2

After the end of World War I, nations that consisted of mostly the allies got together in Versailles to create a document known as the Versailles Treaty. The treaty spelled out terms that the defeated countries would follow. No country was more affected by this than Germany. Many countries wanted to punish Germany for World War I. During the creation of this document that was signed in 1919, Germany was given no voice. The Versailles Treaty caused War II because of German territorial losses, military losses, and Germany forced to take responsibility.
As a result of the Versailles Treaty Much of the land that Germany held before the war was lost to other countries. Lands such as Lorraine, Alsace, and the Polish Corridor were lost. As a result