Question

At the end of World War I, many Germans felt intense anger about the war. Many historians believe this anger helped lead to the rise of Adolf Hitler and World War II. If you were a German soldier that survived World War I, what reasons would there be for your anger? Use details to support your answer.

Answer 1

Germans were angry because of the Versailles treaty signed by the government. but little did they knew that government didn't had any option after losing the war. Versailles treaty was very harsh and it ruined the life of germans and as people were angry from the government hitler rose to power.