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This treaty was signed by the Allied Powers and Germany which is viewed as controversial due to the excessive demands made by the Allied Powers which led to the pretext of WW2.

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The occupation of French troops of the resource-rich Ruhr Valley following the default of the Germans in paying their war reparations

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Treaty stated that Germany and fixed the borders of the post-war European states would never go to war again in exchange for normalising relations

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Treaty which renounced war as an instrument of National policy however was generally toothless and failed to stop war

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In the United States the stock market crashes throwing the world into an economic depression and causing stress on many of the recovering economies such as Germany

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A dispute of the border of Manchuria lead to the pretext of Japanese invasion of Manchuria. The Japanese faced little resistance and renamed it to Manchukuo as a puppet state. This was important as it signifies the start of Japanese conquest of Asia

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World Disarmament Conference - 1st February 1932

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World Disarmament Conference - 1st February 1932

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Conference of many nations to attempt to avoid another world war in the wake of increasing militarisation and gave Hitler and Germany an opportunity to leave the League of Nations

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Hitler became Chancellor - January 30 1933

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Hitler became Chancellor - January 30 1933

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Hitler is named chancellor by President Hindenburg

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Allowed the chancellor of Germany, Hitler, to bypass the civil liberties of German citizens and bypass the system of checks and balances in the Weimar constitution allowing him to become de-facto dictator

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The Stresa Front was a treaty signed between Britain, France and Italy. It was established to reaffirm the Locarno Treaties and to declare the importance of the continued independence of Austria. The 3 nations agreed to resist any attempt by Germany to change the TOV.

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The Franco-Soviet Alliance was signed between France and the Soviet Union. This alliance was established to provide a check on Germany's Aggression, and for both countries to provide support for each other if Germany were to invade either country.

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Anglo-German Naval Treaty - 18 June 1935

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Anglo-German Naval Treaty - 18 June 1935

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This caused a violation to the treaty of Versailles. Therefore, allowing Hitler to be emboldened, leading to him being more ambitious.

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The 🤬-Laval Pact was a secret plan put together by British Foreign Secretary Samuel 🤬 and French Premier Pierre Laval, to offer Mussolini most of Abyssinia, in return for a truce in the Italo-Ethiopian War.

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Remilitarisation of Rhineland - March 17 1936

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Remilitarisation of Rhineland - March 17 1936

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German infantry battalions and planes reenter the Rhineland in violation of the Treaty of Versailles

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A military revolt against the Republican government of Spain, supported by conservative elements in the country.  The Nationalists ended up winning the war ( supported by Nazi Germany) while the Republicans ended up losing the war ( backed by Soviet Union and Mexico).

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The Munich Agreement was signed between the leaders of Britian and France, as well as Hitler and Mussolini to decide that Germany would gain control of the Sudetenland.

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The unification of Germany with Austria in 13 march 1938. Germany was able to achieve Anschluss without any conflict with Britain and France. This is a violation of the Treaty of Versailles.