Question

why was the Treaty of Versailles harsh and humiliating one for the German

Answer 1

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the treaty of Versailles was signed between German and the allied powers. Germany was blamed for the war and severely punished.

The main terms of the treaty were as follows:

Germany would have to pay a heavy fine.
It could not increase the military forces.
Some of its territories were to be occupied by the allied powers.

This is the reason for what treaty of Versailles was harsh and humiliating one for the German.

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Answer 2

"Treaty of Versailles" was a harsh and humiliating.
After signing this treaty, Germany lost its overseas colonies. 
It lost one-tenth of its population.
13% territories were lost, 75% of iron was lost, 26% coal resources were lost. 
The power of Germany reduced when it was demilitarized by the allied powers.
Germany was asked to pay a compensation of 6 billion pounds telling it was responsible for the war and guilt accuse.
Resource-rich land, Rhineland was occupied by Allied powers.