The Versailles Treaty: Afterth Fought Of World War One

id you know what the Versailles treaty was about? The Versailles treaty was the afterthought of world war 1. The Versailles treaty was the negotiations and agreements between 3 the major world powers on how to deal with Germany after the war. The 3 powers were David Lloyd with Britain, George Clemenceau of France, Woodrow Wilson of the United States. The treaty created a revolt in Germany that left it ready for the takeover of Hitler and the Nazi agenda. The Versailles treaty was signed by German delegates in 1919. The Versailles treaty pushed the world war by specifically addressing Germany's Military, Finance/Economics, and Territory. Germany was not pleased with the limitations on its own military, the military was under control of the Versailles treaty. The limitations that were put upon Germany were limited to 100,000 men plus 6 battleships, no submarines, and no air force. This, of course, angered Germany, they felt weak against the other powers. This lead for Nazi military plans to be highly praised among German citizens. The lack of military influence of Germany lead to highly encouraged and pushed military
The treaty put 132 bill gold marks on Germany's back plus it was prevented from joining the league of nations. Germany would be blocked from trading and would fall from being the second's most advanced nation in the war. All of this would mean that Germany would take responsibility for the war. The nation was in deep depth and submerged in shame. The exclusion from the league of nations made the sting last longer because it highlighted the fall of it previous place in the world. The blocking of trade pushed Germany to borrow money from a country that hated Germany … France. The economic fall of Germany left it vulnerable and guilty, they needed an economic plan to grow as a nation and to take back their place in the global