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The men went to war as soldiers and left their family. Since all of the men were gone the women were forced to work in factories and take care of the family.

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Toward the end of the war tanks, gas, and machine guns were introduced to the war.

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The German government had a lack of communication with the soldiers which caused them to be a horrible army.

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aproximatly17 million deaths and 20 million wounded

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All materials and resources were devoted to  the war this caused the country to have less resources for the civilians as a result of rationing.

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Although the war was brutal and many died from gunfire, trench foot, and other things, Influenza was the biggest killer of the war. It is thought to be responsible for 20-50 million deaths, As well as infected 500 million or more. It is estimated that 400,000 people died of Influenza in Germany.

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The Kaiser (Monarch): Wilhelm II, German Emperor.  He wanted to  keep the war going as long as possible.  He often leaked sensitive information to the public putting his county in danger.

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Germany had to pay for almost if not all of the damages that occurred in WW1. This lead them into a depression and setting the stage for Hitler and WW2.

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One negative effect and problem Germany faced was land. They had to give up a portion of their home and any other land they had conquered.

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                                                     Germany- The Biggest Loser 

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                                                     Germany- The Biggest Loser 

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Germany had some of the most extensive and gut wrenching losses during the war, what exactly were they?