How Did The Treaty Of Versailles Cause Ww2

The Treaty of Versailles contributed to the causes of World War 2. One condition was the restrictions on Germany’s military. The treaty required Germany to get rid of its air force and most of its army and navy. Also, a demilitarized zone was made around Germany where the German military wasn’t allowed to be. A second condition was the war reparations Germany had to pay. The treaty required Germany to pay for all the damage they and their allies caused during the war. These reparations caused great economic problems in Germany, which got even worse after the Great Depression began. A third condition was the return of German territory. Parts of eastern Germany became part of Poland. These conditions led to the German anger against the Treaty