what were the consequences of Treaty of Versailles on Germany
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Germany had to pay 6600 million dollars as a fine for commencing the war.
Germany had to accept all the responsibility for starting the war which was very humiliating and is known as War Guilt Clause.
Germany had to return the areas of Alsace and Lorraine to France.
The port Danzing of Germany was given to Poland.
The Saar Coal Mines of Germany were kept under French for a period of 15 years.
Many critics believed that the Treaty of Versailles sown the roots of deep hatred in the mind of Germans which led to the WW2.
Germany had to accept all the responsibility for starting the war which was very humiliating and is known as War Guilt Clause.
Germany had to return the areas of Alsace and Lorraine to France.
The port Danzing of Germany was given to Poland.
The Saar Coal Mines of Germany were kept under French for a period of 15 years.
Many critics believed that the Treaty of Versailles sown the roots of deep hatred in the mind of Germans which led to the WW2.
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1)The people of Germany were angered by the harsh and, in their minds, unfair treatment. In addition, the treaty weakened the German economy, leading to economic problems that also angered Germans. Overall, the treaty made Germans angry and made them more susceptible to supporting radicals like Hitler and the Nazis.
2)The Germans had not been allowed to send any delegates, and had to accept whatever was decided. By Clause 231, Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war. Germany's military power was reduced.
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