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    that he did like going against the Treaty of Versailles which included the rearmament of Germany‚ his Lebensraum policy where he wanted to take over neighboring lands and gain more territory for Germany and his disrespect to the treaties he made. While Hitler was a great cause for World War 2‚ he was not the sole reason. The Great Depression‚ the weak leaders of the League of Nations and their appeasement policies‚ the harshness of the Treaty of Versailles and Stalin ’s decision not to do anything

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    Depression was the most important factor in the rise of Hitler to power because there were many others reasons as to why he achieved greatness. These include the Treaty of Versailles‚ hyperinflation and the economy and Nazi tactics. I believe that the most important reason Hitler rose to power was because of the Treaty of Versailles. The Hyperinflation may have been a minor aspect in Hitler’s rise to power‚ but it still aided him. Germany prices went ‘out of control’ and they had too many notes in

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    Causes of World War II

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    Why did war erupt in 1939? War erupted in 1939 for many of reasons. There is long-term cause which is the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty of Versailles had a significant effect on why war erupted in 1939; however there are also many mid-term causes that also helped lead to World War Two. These are; the Failure of the League of Nations and The Wall Street Crash. The short-term causes are The Appeasement and Hitler’s actions. One of the short term causes of World War two was Hitler’s actions. Hitler

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    SHORT- TERM CONSEQUENCES 1. The creation of new states There were several treaties signed after the treaty of Versailles. This treaty was signed by Germany‚ but other countries such as Austria‚ Hungary‚ Bulgaria and Turkey‚ also had to sign their own treaties. In September 1919‚ just some months after signing the Treaty of Versailles‚ the Treaty of Saint-German was signed with Austria. Due to this treaty Austria’s land got reduced to 84.000 kilometers and it had to accept the independence of Hungary

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    The treaty of Versailles prodused anger in the hearts of Germans‚ They were greatly punished for the war‚ and most germans hated that fact and they couldn’t do anything about it for now until ww2. The treaty of Versailles contributed to the war to the World War 2 by greatly weakening Germany through territorial losses. As dhown in document A‚ the map shows Germany lost an important amount of land. Germany lost territories like polish‚ corridor and Lorraine part of demark. Germans were greatly upset

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    To begin with‚ one significant aspect is the “Women’s March on Versailles”. This march eventually started one morning when the women in the marketplaces of Paris decided to protest on the high price of bread. Their protest soon began to grow with thousands of allies uniting them together‚ soon after these women robbed the cities armory for weapons and marched to the Palace of Versailles on October 5‚ 1789. The next day on October 6 ‚1789 the women escorted the royal family

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    Non-Aggression pacts which negligible of the pact it seems inevitable that the war would have existed as there were many other major factors that provoked the war in Europe. These factors include the unresolved issues of World War One‚ with the Treaty of Versailles being the main one‚ Hitler’s actions‚ one of these being the invasion of Poland‚ the failure of appeasement and the failure of the League of Nations. With these major factors the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was only a minor factor in the war

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    Louis XIV: The Sun King

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    improve their lot.”1 Known as the Sun King‚ Louis XIV was the supreme figure of the 17th century and was notable mainly for sustaining a supreme monarchy‚ building France as the strongest country in the world and increasing the size of the chateau Versailles to be the greatest palace and court the world had ever known. Louis XIV could be classified as a “miracle baby.” His parents‚ Louis XIII and Anne of Austria‚ married when they were both 14 years of age but quickly grew to hate each other.2

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    the Allies and was blamed for the destruction to the countries involving during the war. The sequence of events‚ from the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 to the Fall of Weimar Republic in 1933‚ led to the rise of a powerful force to be reckoned with‚ Adolf Hitler‚ the future Führer of Germany. This paper will focus on the overall importance of the Treaty of Versailles and the Wall Street crash of October 1929 in Hitler’s rise of power

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    wasn’t happy that I was placed in the parks and gardens group‚ until of course I thought about Versailles! We had a whole day to visit Versailles and we needed it. We walked so much that I was literally limping at the end of the day. I guess sometimes you have to make sacrifices to see beautiful things. Everyone who visits Versailles walks through the castle. Most people also walk around in the Versailles gardens‚ where the most famous fountains are. But not everyone visits the Grand Trianon and the

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