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Made Germany accept full blame for the war

Made Germany pay reparations of 33 billion

They had to give up land

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What the effect on the treaty of Versailles on Germany?

:P the answer to this is 4 reasons they had to shorten military they had to take the blame they had to pay for all damages they couldn't have more then 10,000 men in army


What are 3 things the treat of Versailles required of Germany?

Actually there are 4 things. Treaty of Versailles could be described with one word B.R.A.T. Blame for the WW1 Reparations to pay £6.6 million Army reduced to 100,000 men, 6 battleships, 2 planes and NO armed vehicles (tanks etc.) Territory, they lost all their colonies, Rhineland, Polish Corridor etc. I think that answer satisfied you, if you'll need any more help with TOV just contact me.


What did Treaty of Versailles overlook?

Because as germany was held guilty 4 tha 1st world war he had to pay the planty of sum due to this the economic conditon of germany started falling dawn.. . . . So there was raise of single dictatorship ane the raise of adolf hitler


What is the connection between the treaty of Versailles and the Vietnam war?

1. None 2. Separate time 3. Separate war 4. Separate countries (nations) 5. French Indo-China remained French Indo-China from the 1800s thru 1940/41 regardless of said treaty. There is a connection between WWII and the Viet War. France lost the territory during WWII, attempted to get it back, which resulted in the French Indo-China War (also called the 1st Indochina War) which led to the division of Indochina which in turn led to the so called "American" Vietnam War. Actually there is, Read "A Shattered Peace" by David A. Andelman. This book does a very good job in describing how the Treaty of Versailles influenced history up to today. To say Vietnam and The Treaty of Versailles had nothing to do with each other is kind of short sighted. Kind of like the drafters of the treaty in 1919.


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