How Did The Treaty Of Versailles Cause Ww2

The Treaty of Versailles is the main cause of World War II. The Treaty itself was a peace treaty that ended the war with Germany and allied nations. With the punishments Germany had to do as a result of the Treaty, German Citizens thought they were being too harsh and they were very unhappy. The German citizens became unsatisfied with the government, became poor, and had a great economic depression much like the United States at the time. Germany had to take full blame for World War I, pay thirty-two billion dollars in reparations, reduce the size of the military, and give up overseas colonies, as punishments as result of the Treaty. This led to a decrease of Nationalism in Germany, which is the second main cause of World War II. Nationalism