Not Treated Fairly At the conclusion of World War 1, the Treaty of Versailles was created. In a bleak situation, the Germans had little choice but to agree to the treaty. In this treaty, Germany had to shoulder the blame, and the other countries demanded payment for the great war that was finally coming to a close. However, the Germans were treated unfairly in the Treaty of Versailles because their land was taken away and they were asked for more money than they could give. With this in mind, Germany’s land and resources were severely cut off and diminished. Germany would be forced to “renounce indisputably German territory,” (Walter). The Treaty would force Germany lose part of it’s identity. While it’s very cruel irony that in Germany’s
