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East Germany was economically backwards and most of the population were desperately poor. add to this the administration of an authoritarian government and an inability to leave you can imagine that things were not to comfortable for the majority of the people.
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How Hitler broke the terms of the treaty of Versailles between 1333 to 1939?
Hitler had nothing to do with 1333. It was well before his lifetime.
What treaty did the US sign with Germany?
They didn't... Before WW2, France made Germany sign the Treaty of Versailles which forced 440 laws upon Germany restricting their army, their government and many other factors...
What where the arguments for the Treaty of Versailles?
The main arguments at the time surrounding American ratification of the Treaty of Versailles had little to do with the contents of the treaty, but rather the American entrance to the League of Nations. The argument against claimed that the League was trying to pull the United States into every little foreign disagreement, while the argument for said that the League was a good way to avoid or mediate conflicts before they became wars.
How was the Versailles Treaty of 1919 revised in the time before the reign of Hitler and during?
The ruinous reparation payments were suspended in 1931 and Hitler cancelled the military limits unilaterally in 1935.
How did the French people view the Treaty of Versailles?
The French thought the Treaty of Versailles wasn't being hard enough on the Germans. The Germans had caused the death of 2 million French and France wanted 'revenge' on Germany. France wanted Germany to pay full reparations to France and if Germany resisted France would send in their army to force Germany to 'pay up', which they ultimately did.
Italy's alliance in the Treaty of Versailles?
Italy was first part of the triple alliance (Germanys side) but late change to the triple entente (Britains side) just before the end of the war
This person wanted to make changes in the Versailles Treaty before Congress would accept it?
Henry Cabot lodge
What aggressive actions did Hitler take in the year's before invading Poland?
Tried to "Putsch" (overthrow) GermanyRevoke Treaty of Versailles
How Hitler broke the terms of the treaty of Versailles between 1333 to 1939?
Hitler had nothing to do with 1333. It was well before his lifetime.
Who is the person wanted to make changes in the Versailles Treaty before Congress would accept it.?
Woodrow Wilson.
What was Adolf Hitler's biggest mistake before World War 2?
Hitler made no mistakes but he only broked several agreements in the Treaty of Versailles.
What treaty did the US sign with Germany?
They didn't... Before WW2, France made Germany sign the Treaty of Versailles which forced 440 laws upon Germany restricting their army, their government and many other factors...
What country was absent in the 1919 peace conference?
Soviet Russia. It had pulled out of the war before it began and was not allowed at Versailles or in the League of Nations as punishment. However, Versailles did grant Russia back most of the land it had ceded to Germany in their treaty.
What where the arguments for the Treaty of Versailles?
The main arguments at the time surrounding American ratification of the Treaty of Versailles had little to do with the contents of the treaty, but rather the American entrance to the League of Nations. The argument against claimed that the League was trying to pull the United States into every little foreign disagreement, while the argument for said that the League was a good way to avoid or mediate conflicts before they became wars.
How was the Versailles Treaty of 1919 revised in the time before the reign of Hitler and during?
The ruinous reparation payments were suspended in 1931 and Hitler cancelled the military limits unilaterally in 1935.
Why did people feel disillusioned with authorities and institutions that existed before ww1 in Russia?
because the separation of powers and the treaty of Versailles had everyone thinking different than what was actually happening
How did the French people view the Treaty of Versailles?
The French thought the Treaty of Versailles wasn't being hard enough on the Germans. The Germans had caused the death of 2 million French and France wanted 'revenge' on Germany. France wanted Germany to pay full reparations to France and if Germany resisted France would send in their army to force Germany to 'pay up', which they ultimately did.
