Explain Four Reasons Why The Treaty Of Versailles Was Destined To Fail
What are four reasons the Treaty of Versailles was destined to fail?
One of the reasons was for Germany to pay to the Allies war reparations to which at that time was an incredible amount of approximately 33 billion dollars. After all the penalties were not enforced. Another reason was the principle of self- determination and the braking up of the empires was not followed thru because “German and Turkish colonies went under the control of other imperial Allies nations. Japan gained authority over Germany’s colonies in the Pacific, while France and Britain obtained parts of the Middle East”. That created Germany’s animosity against the Allies. Another reason was that the Treaty and the League of Nations was not fully supported by the senate
One of the reasons was for Germany to pay to the Allies war reparations to which at that time was an incredible amount of approximately 33 billion dollars. After all the penalties were not enforced. Another reason was the principle of self- determination and the braking up of the empires was not followed thru because “German and Turkish colonies went under the control of other imperial Allies nations. Japan gained authority over Germany’s colonies in the Pacific, while France and Britain obtained parts of the Middle East”. That created Germany’s animosity against the Allies. Another reason was that the Treaty and the League of Nations was not fully supported by the senate