Why Is The Treaty Of Versailles Bad

The treaty of Versailles was a treaty created to end ww1 and to prevent any future wars. The treaty contained a list of things that the Germans had to do some angered the Germans and they did not want to agree to complete the commandments but as the memories of world war 1 were fresh in their minds they signed it in order to prevent another war.

Germany was not included in the creation of the treaty of Versailles they only saw the draft but did not have any input on the real thing. Germany resented the fact that they were not included and they did not agree with the payments they would have to make. They felt that Great Britain and France were against them and were trying to get revenge as they were the ones whom had the most input.

In the treaty it stated that Germany had to take
Within this chaos the people found hope in Adolf Hitler whom told them what they wanted to hear; that he would rebuild Germany and he made people feel like they were getting revenge by blaming Jewish people and punishing them and so came the rise of the Nazi party.

I think that if it wasn’t for the treaty of Versailles, Germanys financial matters and the resentment that Germany felt wouldn’t have been as bad because the treaty of Versailles just emphasized the issues that Germany would be faced with, and if the problems weren’t emphasized Hitler would have had less a chance of being in power as he simply used Germanys weaknesses to rise to power.
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