Question

"Treaty of Versailles was mainly responsible for the World War IIz' Do you agree or not, Explain.

Answer 1

I agree that the Treaty of Versailles was mainly responsible for World War II as the Allies had been very harsh on defeated Germany and had humiliated them to the extremes. Hitler was infuriated with the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles and firmly decided to undo its injustice. This resulted in the World War II. 

Answer 2

yes,I agree that treaty of Versailles was mainly responsible for the world war2.
The peace treaty of Versailles with the allies, made at the end of the first world war was harsh and humiliating for Germany.
effects of he treaty:
1.Germany lost its overseas colonies,a tenth of its population and 13percent of its territory in Europe.
2.it also lost 75percent of its iron ore and 26percent of its coal to France, Poland,Denmark and Lithuania.
3.what was once a mighty Empire was demilitarized to weaken it's power. Restrictions were placed on its army and navy with ban on the air force. the resource rich Rhineland was also occupied by the allied armies during 1920s.
4. the war guilt clause held Germany responsible for the war and damages the allies had suffered. it was forced to pay compensation amounting to about 6billion pounds. all these gave a chance to Hitler to rise to power.
5.many Germans held the Weimar republic responsible for their hardships and he disgrace at Versailles. the harsh terms of the peace treaty paved the way for the rise of nazi Germany and sowed the seeds of world war 2.