spurgeonryan said:
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I don't know how much more harsh the allies could have been than they were with the treaty of Versailles;
Reparations (paying the victors for costs incurred during the war), which, if Germany had met their obligations, would not have been paid back untill 1988.
Germany had to formally accept solitary responsibility for starting the war, which was not the case.
German territory was occupied by the victors for 15 years (and obviously all territory the German's conquered during the war was returned)
There were also unreasonable limits on the German army
Maximum 100k troops, and troops could only be retained for 12-15 years, to prevent the formation of an elite army
Restrictive limits on the german navy, submarines were banned outright for example.
Limits on the German air force (no armed planes allowed) and army (no tanks or armoured cars allowed)
The treaty was designed to destroy Germany, it merely angered her.










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