2) The verdict of the treaty of Versailles is not harsh stead of quiet kindness to Germany, because Germany deserved something bad in return, they should realize this was going to happen to them when they killed and wounded hundred and thousand innocent people, and Jewish’s desire might be the fuse of all the matters, but they don’t deserve to be wipe out. Therefore, I think …show more content…
that the Treaty of Versailles was very fair to Germany as to its citizen.
Because this treaty was restricted Germany’s potentially military power to prevent they could possibly raise war again.
3) Yes, the existing circumstance was surely help the growth of Hitler’s power in the Germany makes Hitler’s, and it has a lot to do with failing of Weimar institution. So the story starts with the Gustav Stresemann who recovered the traumata aftermath of war while all the other radical parties can’t do that much, which resulted as people lost interested on these parties. Later on, the government of the Weimar established article 48 that authorized the currently president can the thing without permission of parliament when it is necessary, but then conservative president Ebert was using these clause ineffectively when the initial idea of this statement was designed to save the downfall
government of Weimar and it eventfully turns out as he lost the support of the population and undermined the power of the democratic government. At almost same time, that the conservative Nazi gradually became popular organized force in the period due to the population Hitler’s skillful orator. Later on, Germany met the crisis of the economic collapse due to great depression where the Weimar couldn’t handle the problem efficiently and accumulate the massive debt when Nazis promises to lower taxes and protect farmers from foreign competition proved popular. And that’s the time when the Weimar government began to lost its power and the Hitler began to gain his power due to the reason of people seem his party has the capacity to handle the situation, when the Weimar government can do nothing expect made people disappointed and lost their faith in the democracy which inevitably result as people get rid of the Weimar and accept a new stronger government to control over the their government which was Nazis and its lead Adolf Hitler.