issue of poverty to some measure. The League of Nations started with 42 members of whom two were the main leaders and the rest just followers of the set of rules‚ because they either believed in peace or they were to be rewarded as part of the treaty of Versailles. One of the major set backs was the interest‚ or the lack thereof‚ in how the league was to succeed with Britain and France as ring leaders. After WW1‚ some countries would not and did not agree with the decisions made by the allies and held
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When a child breaks a rule and they are punished to keep them from doing it again. With Hitler‚ he kept breaking treaties and known one would do anything‚ so he kept pushing his limits. Eventually someone decides to do something and it was too late and Hitler had rebuilt German. A main example to this statement is when Hitler declares that Germany will not follow the treaty of Versailles. He then begins to build up Germany’s army again with no one trying to stop him.(p.860). Hitler continued these
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policy…”. Although war was arguably never part of any nation’s legitimate “national policy”‚ it was frightening to America that the potential of war was always on the table. Negative feelings following the end of war did not simply go away when peace treaties were signed. Out of the devastations of the Great War came a renewed desire for a period of isolation and peace. Regardless of how unrealistic it may have been‚ people were so traumatically scarred from the horrors for the First World War that they
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humiliating defeat in the First World War‚ and hatred from the new state came from both the far left‚ who wanted a revolution to create a communist state‚ and the far right‚ who wanted to restore imperial Germany‚ stop all reparations and reverse the treaty of Versailles. I agree that the extreme right was the greatest threat to stability. On the one hand‚ there was a lot of political violence from the extreme right‚ a significant one being the kapp luttwitz putsch in 1920‚ in which nationalists marched into
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the other hand didn’t have as much as Europe. But they had to live right next to each other. So Europe probably didn’t want to have to live next to Germany knowing in some ways they lost more than Germany. Germany was punished greatly in the treaty of Versailles. They lost a lot of territory and had severe restrictions placed on their military operations. Germany had to pay for the allies reparations. They
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Sympathy for Germany‚ was an accept that mainly concerned the British. As a matter of fact the British thought that the treaty of Treaty of Versailles was too harsh on Germany. In addition Briton had an opinion that Germany should be treated more fairly. And as a consequence the British gave away on many things that Hitler desired‚ even when going against treaty of Versailles. For example the British signed the Anglo-German Naval Agreement in 1935. Which allowed Germany to have a navy. Further more
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term and only lasted a matter of days. Another short term problem included the French Occupation of the Ruhr. The treaty of Versailles states that the Allies could occupy areas in Germany as compensation if Germany failed to make a reparations payment. In 1923 Germany failed to make payments in order to give its economy a chance to stabilise‚ but this went against the Treaty over Versailles so France and Belgium sent troops into the Ruhr to confiscate German production‚ allowing France to receive the
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To what extent was Hitler’s rise to power due to the First World War‚ the weakness of the existing regime? Format Introduction: I. Topic a. Origins (1920s‚ especially the last half of 1920s) b. Nature (1930s) II. Two Points of View (Specify exact areas for Agree and Disagree (How did...) / For and Against (To what extent did...) ) III. Stand (Why? ...caused Hitler to rise to power as...) (No personal pronouns/emotive words) This question will deal with the origins of Hitler’s rise to power in Germany
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one democratic country? The Treaty of Versailles‚ signed after the war in June 1919‚ stripped Germany of its pre-war power and its position in the world as one of the great empires. The Treaty forced Germany to return Alsace-Lorraine to France‚ West Prussia was restored to Poland and Germany’s overseas colonies were relinquished. In addition‚ the coal rich Saar region and the coal mines of Upper Silesia were turned over to the League of Nations. Furthermore‚ the Treaty guaranteed that the formidable
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germ‚ ah‚ Bulgaria‚ ottoman empire. Allied powers: gb‚ fran‚ russ‚ serb‚ and us. The result of ww I left many dead and nations bankrupt. Central power nations were broken up and new nations were formed. They lost terrioty and prestige. The treaty of Versailles left Germany and other defeated nations weakened and Germanys resentment formed into Nazism two decades
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