Treaty Of Versailles Effects

The Treaty of Versailles was a peace treaty that brought World War 1 to an official end. The treaty had put the blame for the war on Germany. I am writing this essay to gain knowledge on the effects of the Treaty of Versailles for the country of Germany. By writing this essay I believe that I will be able to better comprehend the what the Treaty Of Versailles did to the country of Germany. My essay will explain the Treaty of Versailles, the reparations, the Weimar Republic, The Beer Hall Putsch, and Hitler's Rise to power. The Treaty of Versailles was a treaty to end the War. The Treaty of Versailles also placed the blame of the war on Germany. Two very big impacts on Germany was reduction in military and loss of land. The treaty had reduced Germany’s army to only 100,00 men. The treaty also restricted the amount of ships and planes they were allowed. Germany had no aeroplanes or …show more content…
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