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A summary of pages 18-19 of the Oxford AQA GCSE History book on Germany Democracy and Dictatorship 'Why did Germans hate the Treaty of Versailles?'

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2.3 Why did Germans hate the
Treaty of Versailles?
How was Germany treated?
 The Treaty of Versailles was a list of terms Germany had to follow
 It stated:
o The war was Germany’s fault
o The 6.6 billion in reparations to pay for the cost of war had
to be paid in installment until 1988
o Germany could only have 100,000 soldiers, 6 battleships and
no submarines, tanks or air force
o Germany must lose its colonies
o Germany must give land to create new countries
o German must not unite with Austria
o German soldiers prohibited in Rhineland
 Germany was not invited to the discussions but forced to accept
terms else they would be invaded by the allies
 German government decided to sign on 28th June 1919


German Reactions to the Treaty of Versailles
 German people hated 3 main aspects
o They felt that it was too harsh
 They lost land and hence industry and infrastructure
 They had to pay large amount of reparations
 They felt humiliated and angry
o They were forced into signing it. A diktat
o Some thought they did not lose the war and thought Germany
could carry on fighting
 Felt betrayed by ‘November Criminals’
 Field Marshall Hindenberg (a war hero) supported
this view




Diktat – the nickname given by many Germans to the hated Treaty of
Versailles; translated as ‘dictated peace’
Reparations – the payments made by Germany to some of the winning
nations of the First World War for the damage done by fighting

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Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 9780198422891 Edition: Unknown

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