What negative impacts did the Treaty of Versailles of 1919 have on Germany? by https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7 Make a numbered list (not too much detail, just the key facts) of problems that the treaty caused that laid the foundation for the start of the Second World War. en-us 2016-10-13 05:56:35 UTC 2026-01-27 14:56:14 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/aws/113444170/e02bf1d48ed117ea0a7bc20ee69db215/German_Flag.jpg Jaxon Date  https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334710 the treaty of versailles caused many problem like
-it had to pay 6,600 million dollars leaving the country in massive debt  
-Germany had to shrink their army to 100,000 men
-they lost coal mines and industry area 
-not allowed an airforce or submarine 
-they had to accept responsibility for starting and cause ww1
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]]> 2016-10-13 06:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334710 Ante & Dylan bicaa19 https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334755
-The treaty of versailles restricted Germany’s army to 100,000 men which restricted them from opposing the treaty because they couldn't fight a war.
-Germany had to give up large parts of its territory 
-They had to accept responsibility for the war
-Germany had to give away its colonies to France and England who already had multiple colonies.
-it caused humiliation for Germany
-Germany didn't get a say in the treat and had to compromise with all decisions that were made even if they didn't agree
-Germany lost a lot of its population
-lost coal mines and other industries]]> 2016-10-13 06:11:22 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334755 Presley and Harrison obrip19 https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334782
  • Different political parties; the left wing, and the right wing (Nazis)
  • Economic distress due to being unable to pay the reparationsof $6.6 billion
  • Workers went on strike
  • Caused hyperinflation, German Mark became worthless
  • German people unhappy about having to admit they caused WWI
  • Loss of territory, especially Alsace-Lorraine 
  • Only allowed 100 000 men, 6 battleships
  • No submarines, tanks or airforce 
  • People unhappy about French troops in the Ruhr
  • The German colonies were taken away from them and given to France, England, and other surrounding countries 

    • ]]>     2016-10-13 06:11:39 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334782     Sachin, Taj & Harry https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334866 - They had to accept the responsibility  for the war
    -  Germany was required to pay financial reparations of 6.6 billion sterling pounds
    -  loss of all there colonies
    -  lost most of their army, navy and all its air force
    - Germany had to give up  massive parts of land for example
    -  Trade was lost
    - The loss of West Prussia took away Germany's richest farming lands
    -  It made Germany go broke
    - restrictions to only having 100,00 men which stopped them from opposing the treaty of versailles.
    -  Germany had to give up large amounts of land including Alsace - Lorraine, West Prussia
    - The loss of Saar reduced  Germany's industrial strength
    - by 1919 Germany was no longer the second most economically advanced nation in the world. 
    - By December 1922, Germany could not meet its commitment to reparations.



    ]]>     2016-10-13 06:12:40 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334866     Marcus and Bryce oudim19 https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334887 Germany suffered a lot of problems due to the Treaty of Versailles. The most common problems include:
    - experiencing the great depression
    - having a restricted army of 100,000 men so they can't fight back against the treaty
    - The German people had to accept that it was their fault for the war
    - They lost much of their territory
    - Restricted from using air/water units like submarines and planes
    - Caused many to starve
    - Experience poverty and became extremely poor
    - It eventually led to the Nazi party being formed as well as the leading party losing lots of power and support. 
    - They had to pay reparations for the war, 6,600million pounds. 
    - Germany lost all their colonies in foreign countries as well as their territory loss meaning more colonies being lost.  
    - This also led to Adolf Hitler gaining power easily]]>     2016-10-13 06:12:53 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334887     Ronan & Jack https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334908 -Lost coal mines (Saar Mine) and industrial areas
    -Lost a part of their population
    -Had to give out large amounts of it’s territory 
    -Had to dismantle its military and was forced to admit responsibility for the war
    -Was required to pay large financial reparations, in total 32 billion dollars, equivalent to 393 billion now.
    -German public was shocked, Germany was unable to oppose or alter the terms of the treaty. If Germany refused the treaty the allies threatened to invade.
    -One of the points was that Germany had to turn over its entire navy. Angry at this they decided to sink all of their remaining ships.
    -The leaders who had to sign the treaty of versailles were referred to as the “November Criminals”. As a result of this, the German public turned away from the party that assumed power after the war and started to support the radical parties, this was when the Nazi Party came into power with their World War 1 veteran leader, Adolf Hitler. 
    -Georges Clamenceau (Most radical of the authors of the treaty) wanted Germany to never be able to post a threat to France again. He restricted the rebuilding of their military, their military was limited to only 100,000. They were prohibited of owning submarines, tanks or an airforce.
    -Germany failed to meet reparation requirements in 1922, France occupied the “ruhr" which was an important industrial area causing Germany’s economic distress to increase even further. German industries went on strike contributing to the hyperinflation which destroyed the German mark, creating even more economic distress. On top of this Germany’s colonies were taken away and given to France and England. 
    -This caused some starvation of children.
    -The German public was eager to hear and agree with the dynamic Adolf Hitler. Hitler promised to over throw the treaty of versailles, He promised to make Germany great again and to bring back their lost territories.
    ]]>     2016-10-13 06:13:02 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334908     Niamh + Monique https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334993 - Germany had to accept responsibility for the losses and damage caused by the war
    - The Germany people turned to more radical political parties (e.g Adolf Hitler)
    - loss of land and colonies, the loss of colonies meant that trade was lost
    - Land loss, lost coal mines and industrial areas
    -  Germany had to pay massive reparations
    - Military cuts that restricted Germany’s armed forces to a level far below what they had been before the war (The German army was to be reduced to 100,000 people and the navy limited to just six battleships. Germany was not allowed to build tanks, planes, battleships or to have any submarines)
    - The terms were so unpopular in Germany that the leaders who had to sign the Treaty of Versailles were referred to as the November Criminals 
    - German y Mar republic which was the Government that had assumed power in Germany after the war lost much support, instead the German people increasingly turned to more radical political parties (e.g Adolf Hitler)
    - Germany allowed leaders such as Hitler and the fascist party rise to power.
    - Germanys economy became much weaker]]>     2016-10-13 06:14:00 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130334993     Victoria & Alyssa  https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130335242 - The war ended and Germans military was dismantled 
    Germany was made to give up large parts of its territory 
    - They lost coal mine and industrial areas
    - Forced to emit responsibility for the war
    - Forced to pay large financial reparations of 32 billion dollars  
    - Germany sank its remaining ships  
    - George Clemenceau was determined not only to punish Germany, but made sure they didn’t pose a threat to France again 
    - Germanys army was limited to 100,000 and was not allowed to have submarines, tanks and airforce 
    - Germany failed to make reparation payments in 1922
    - France took over an important industrial area, causing Germanys economic destress to increase. 
    - German industries went on strike contributing to the hyperinflation which destroyed the German mark causing even more economic destress on top of this Germanys colonies were taken away and were given to France and England 
    - Children and adults starved 
    - German public were so desperate they started to agree with the dynamics of Adolf Hitler, he promised to throw the treaty of Versailles. 
    - “I will make Germany great again” - Hitler
    - Hitler said that he would make Germany into a prosperous economic powerhouse 
    - Germany ignored the treaty and will become economically strong and rearmed following the Nazi Party platform  ]]>     2016-10-13 06:16:18 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130335242     Georgina & Katriona  https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130643834 - the treaty of versailles ended world war one but was a major cause of WW2
    - the treaty was one-sided 
    - Germany was required to give up large parts of its territory and even parts of its population.
    -  they lost coal mines and industrial areas, had to dismantle their military, was forced to admit the responsibility for the war and had to pay reparations of $32 billion
    - if Germany refused to accept the terms the allies threatened to invade 
    - the reparation made a severe strain on the general economy of Germany
    - Germany was told to hand over their whole Navy but instead decide to sink all their ships
    - Germany were limited to one hundred thousand soldiers 
    - David George of Britain realised the terms we're unfair to Germany but didn't say so publicly because the British people were determined to punish Germany
    - Germany’s Colonies were taken away and given to France and England
    - Further economic sanctions against Germany used some starvation even of children

    ]]>     2016-10-14 04:01:49 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130643834     Bri & Jayani  https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130643915 - Military was dismantled 
    - Gave up large parts of it’s territory, even part of it’s population
    - Lost coal mines (Saar Mine) and industrial areas 
    - Was forced to admit responsibility for war
    - Had to pay 30billion dollars as pay back for war (equal to 393 billion dollars nowadays money)
    - One of the terms was that had to turn over it’s entire navy, instead sank remaining ships  
    - Army was 100,000 men 
    - Prohibited from having submarines, tanks and air force
    - Having to pay reparations strained economy 
    - French occupied the Ruhr (important industrial area) which caused economic stress to increase 
    - Industries went on strike
    - Colonies given away to France and England 
    - Public angry about section 231 in - ---- Treaty which forced them to admit responsibility for war
    - Economic sanctions caused starvation]]>     2016-10-14 04:02:52 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130643915     Tom https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644347
  • Unemployment rates in Germany dropped to 25% as the economy plummeted
  • Germany was forced to reduce its military to 100,000 men
  • They had to dismantle their Navy (No Submarines and a maximum of 6 battle ships)
  • They were not allowed a airforce
  • They lost coal mines and industrial areas
  • Lost large amounts of land
  • Had to pay reparations, of $39 billion (equivalent to 393 billion in modern currency)
  • Germany was unable to alter or appose the terms of the treaty (if they did France were to invade)
  • The countries people starved as unemployment rates dropped, the economy crumbled and money became valueless
  • They were forced to admit responsibility for the war
  • The Treaty in large part led to the rise of the Nazi party and hitlers rule
  • Germany's colonies were taken away and given to the French and English who already possessed numerous colonies
  • Workers in germany went on strike as a protest to the unfair terms of the treaty (and the fact that they weren't paid enough)  

    • ]]>     2016-10-14 04:09:58 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644347     Bianca and Chloe https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644477
    * After the war Germany’s army reduced to 100 000 men
    * navy minimised to 6 battleships
    * airforce was destroyed to nothing 
    * Germany was required to give up * large parts of its territories, mainly Alsace Lorraine  
    * parts of it’s population, reduced by 12% 
    * It lost coal mines and industrial areas 
    * Germany was forced to tell people they were responsible for the war and take full blame
    * Were required to pay large financial operations (32 billion dollars) (6.6 billion pounds)
    * German people turned to more radical political parties such as Adolf hitler
    * Debt led to inflation amongst Germany 
    * decreased the value of citizens life savings due to the excess amounts of printed money
    * because of all the payments
    Germany could not make, the countries economic stress increased
    * 25% of Germans became unemployed 
    * All Germanys colonies were given away]]>     2016-10-14 04:12:46 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644477     Taj, Harry, Sachin https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644505 - They had to accept the responsibility  for the war
    -  Germany was required to pay financial reparations of 6.6 billion sterling pounds
    -  loss of all there colonies
    -  lost most of their army, navy and all its air force
    - Germany had to give up  massive parts of land for example 
    -  Trade was lost
    - The loss of West Prussia took away Germany's richest farming lands
    -  It made Germany go broke
    - restrictions to only having 100,00 men which stopped them from opposing the treaty of versailles.
    -  Germany had to give up large amounts of land including Alsace - Lorraine, West Prussia
    - The loss of Saar reduced  Germany's industrial strength
    - by 1919 Germany was no longer the second most economically advanced nation in the world. 
    - By December 1922, Germany could not meet its commitment to reparations.
    -Eupen and malmedy; the industrial Saar region was placed under the administration of the League of Nations for 15 years. Denmark received Northern Schleswig. The Rhineland was demilitarised.

    ]]>     2016-10-14 04:13:32 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644505     Daniel daniel_burton17 https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644527 The treaty of versailles caused many problems for Germany, these include:
    • They had to accept responsibility for the first World War.
    • The treaty of versailles restricted Germany’s army to 100,000 men.
    • Germany also lost their air force and navy and destroyed their ships and planes.
    • The treaty of versailles made Germany pay 6.6 billion to allied countries.
    • Because of the consequences give to Germany, German workers went on strike.
    • Many people died of starvation including children.
    • The unemployment rate of Germany rose to a frightening 15.3 percent.
    • Germany also lost major amounts of land, these lands included Coal Mines and very valuable farming land.
    • Because of this Germany’s industrial strength was reduced.

    ]]>     2016-10-14 04:14:00 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/130644527     https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/264077554 2018-05-28 18:00:20 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/264077554 https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/320575330 2019-01-14 23:57:46 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/320575330 Person https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/363410402 - Germany lost many of it's colonized territories
    - Their military/defense was crippled, as British troops secured the perimeters
    - They had to pay large reparations for the war, hurting the economy
    - They were humiliated on a world-wide scale and had to take much of the blame and responsibility for the war.]]>     2019-05-25 01:11:35 UTC https://padlet.com/richmond1/qjdwv6vdycm7/wish/363410402