No - not a bit. Unrelated event. The depression was caused by a variety of factors but mainly by poor economic policies. Among these being: high taxes (very high marginal rates in the USA and other nations that reduced capital formation), protectionist trade legislation (this vicious beast continuously has to be beaten back as it is promoted constantly by 'compasionate' types, liberals, and unions), weather problems (drought, flood - of unual intensity) and collapse of various strong currency valuations (mainly German but also prevalent in many other nations such as Hungary and other small nations). None of these problems were directly a result of the treaty although its extremely harsh terms against Germany have often been stated as reasons for the depression of 1929 - 1939. For example, to help eliminate the debt from the war, the German government of the 1920's debased the currency, causing a hyper inflation. This of course made all debt worthless, but also wiped out savings and capital, causing a major economic calamity. The USA came up with the wonderful idea of high tarrifs and high income tax rates - brilliant economic policies that by themselves may have triggered the USA depression....and as mentioned above are still high on the list of favorable economic policies by liberals and other economic morons.
no the treaty of Versailles did not cause the Great Depression. in fact the real cause was the combination of the greatly unequal distibution of wealth and the extensive stock marketspeculation that occured.
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In a way yes. The treaty of Versailles made Germany pay billions of marks in reparations. Germany couldn't pay this, so they printed more money, causing major inflation. This contributed to the Stock Market crash.
Do to the fines Germany had to pay, they sank into a depression.
Absolutely he did. In fact, Hitler used the Treat of Versailles to rally the German people to his side, claiming the Treaty was unfair and the cause of their Depression-era economic suffering.
it's the treaty of Versailles and its a peace treaty
Well, Document/ Treaty. It was the Treaty Versailles. That was probably the most important and hated cause of WW2.
The main cause to the start of the great depression was the Wall Street Crash in 1929.
Do to the fines Germany had to pay, they sank into a depression.
Absolutely he did. In fact, Hitler used the Treat of Versailles to rally the German people to his side, claiming the Treaty was unfair and the cause of their Depression-era economic suffering.
Absolutely he did. In fact, Hitler used the Treat of Versailles to rally the German people to his side, claiming the Treaty was unfair and the cause of their Depression-era economic suffering.
yes.
it's the treaty of Versailles and its a peace treaty
the Treaty of Versailles was one of the contributing factors of WWII. Hitler was furious about the treaty and wanted revenge.
The terms of the Treaty of Versailles.
Well, Document/ Treaty. It was the Treaty Versailles. That was probably the most important and hated cause of WW2.
The treaty of Versailles blamed Germany for causing the war (WWl) and everyhing that had happened in it. At the conference which decided the terms of the treaty, Germany was not permitted to speak, while France and England were. Part of the arrangement was that Germany had to pay off all war debts and damage for the other countries, as well as trying to pick its self up. Germany was then thrown into the Great Depression. Anger built up at those other countries over thefollowing years, and then Hitler came along promising revenge.
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
The main cause to the start of the great depression was the Wall Street Crash in 1929.
The depression introduced inflation to a degree in Germany that Adolf Hitler became a viable alternative to the existing government. Some contend that the Treaty of Versailles and the numerous irrational mandates it contained were the cause of the War. Still many contend that for Europe WWII was merely an extension of WWI.