Did The Versailles Treaty Help Cause World War

How Did the Versailles Treaty Help Cause World War Ⅱ There is no excuse on how the Treaty of Versailles treated the Germans. No one should ever be treated like how the Germans were treated during the Treaty and the War. Would you like it if you were in the German people shoes? On November 1918 World War Ⅰ ended and seven and a half months , later on June 28,1919 the Treaty of Versailles was signed by allied nations such as Great Britain, France, and a defeated Germany. The Treaty of Versailles is an agreement of all allied countries to keep “peace”. The Versailles Treaty only lasted over two decades till the flames of war consumed Europe. As of then it was the start of World War Ⅱ. The Treaty of Versailles was wrathful, brutal and the cause World War Ⅱ by territorial losses, military restrictions, economic reparations, and War Guilt. So I ask you do you agree the Versailles Treaty help cause World War Ⅱ. Territorial losses helped cause World War Ⅱ by taking away Germany territories and confidence. “The Treaty took coal-producing areas away from Germany reducing German coal production by 40% (Doc. A) While the treaty is taking coal from Germany its it is messing with …show more content…
“Germany may not exceed one hundred thousand men including officers.” (Doc.B) This to me is not fair at all and shows they only did this to take control of Germany. The role of the army was “the army shall be devoted exclusively to the maintenance of order within territory and to the control of the frontiers.” (Doc.B) (Article 160) This show how France, Belgium,Czechoslovakia,and Poland are all surrounding Germany which only has one hundred soldier including officers against all those allied countries.(Doc.B) This is truly wrong how the allied countries treated