Have you ever felt so humiliated by someone that you felt hopeless? Shorty after the end of WWI, the leaders met and created the Treaty of Versailles to commence peace and international independence. However, they excluded Germany from this meet. Clemenceau, the prime minister of France, wanted Germany to never again create threats towards France or the rest of Europe. David, prime minister of England, agreed. This decision would only lead to bitterness and future conflict. The treaty created a sense of humiliation for Germany because their land was taken away, their military was decreased, they had to pay a debt. and the guilt clause. Due to the Versailles treaty, Germany felt humiliated by the loss of their lands. According to the 1919
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A problem that Hitler believes wasn 't a problem but victory remember. In Article 232 it explains the reason why they have to make payments in the first place which is the damage done to the civilians and in Article 233 shows the pressure that Germany is in because starting on May 1, 1921 the amount of money that should be paid is $367 billion in the next 30 years. If the money is not given by the time it 's due then its quotes “... Germany fails to meet her obligations, any balance remaining unpaid may. Be postponed for [ future payment] or may be handled [in a different way] that the Allied and Associated Governments. Shall determine”. If they took lands away that reduced their coal production how could they pay the money what other values do they have to give up? In the End of Order: Versailles, 1919 explains the amount of money that must be given, and the money that has not. By 1921, Germany gave $132 billion they responded with anger, and humiliation because they had only paid a little by 1920. A few years later in 1929 they paid 112 billion gold marks this was less money than in the year 1921, and Germany had only paid 2 billion marks over the next three years. It was until 1933 where there were no more payments being paid because Hitler had gained power and stopped all payments. Germany gave the Allied and Associated Governments 224 billion gold marks over the last 10 years, they lost money but gained a leader. Germany gained a leader that had stopped all payments that caused anger and
A problem that Hitler believes wasn 't a problem but victory remember. In Article 232 it explains the reason why they have to make payments in the first place which is the damage done to the civilians and in Article 233 shows the pressure that Germany is in because starting on May 1, 1921 the amount of money that should be paid is $367 billion in the next 30 years. If the money is not given by the time it 's due then its quotes “... Germany fails to meet her obligations, any balance remaining unpaid may. Be postponed for [ future payment] or may be handled [in a different way] that the Allied and Associated Governments. Shall determine”. If they took lands away that reduced their coal production how could they pay the money what other values do they have to give up? In the End of Order: Versailles, 1919 explains the amount of money that must be given, and the money that has not. By 1921, Germany gave $132 billion they responded with anger, and humiliation because they had only paid a little by 1920. A few years later in 1929 they paid 112 billion gold marks this was less money than in the year 1921, and Germany had only paid 2 billion marks over the next three years. It was until 1933 where there were no more payments being paid because Hitler had gained power and stopped all payments. Germany gave the Allied and Associated Governments 224 billion gold marks over the last 10 years, they lost money but gained a leader. Germany gained a leader that had stopped all payments that caused anger and