Why was the versailles treaty a harsh and humiliating peace?
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The Treaty of Versailles was a harsh and humiliating on Germany.
Germany had lost the WWI. It was forced to sign the treaty.
It was harsh due to following reasons -
> With 13% of its territories lost, one-tenth of population was taken away from Germany.
> 75% of iron ore and 26% of coal deposits were taken away.
> It was demilitarized by the winning power of WWI.
> Although there were other countries, the war guilt cause held Germany as the responsible country for causing a lot of damage in the war, as a result it was forced to pay a large compensation.
> Resource-rich Rhineland was occupied by Allied Powers.
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The Treaty of Versailles was a harsh and humiliating on Germany.
Germany had lost the WWI. It was forced to sign the treaty.
It was harsh due to following reasons -
> With 13% of its territories lost, one-tenth of population was taken away from Germany.
> 75% of iron ore and 26% of coal deposits were taken away.
> It was demilitarized by the winning power of WWI.
> Although there were other countries, the war guilt cause held Germany as the responsible country for causing a lot of damage in the war, as a result it was forced to pay a large compensation.
> Resource-rich Rhineland was occupied by Allied Powers.
HOPE IT HELPS YOU ☺☺ !!!
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The Treaty of Versailles was a harsh and humiliating on Germany. Germany had lost the WWI. It was forced to sign the treaty. ... > Although there were other countries, the war guilt cause held Germany as the responsible country for causing a lot of damage in the war, as a result it was forced to pay a large compensation.
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