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The Treaty of Versailles - was it unfair to Germany?


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The Treaty of Versailles - was it unfair to Germany?

... Charlie Hanson The treaty of Versailles I agree that the treaty of Versailles was unfair to Germany. The complete blame should not have been passed on to Germany and they should not have been forced to pay reparations when their economic situation was critical. The Germans were very angry about the armistice being signed so they were outrageously angry when the Treaty of Versailles was signed. They considered the Treaty to be much too harsh and unfair and they did not even believe that they should have lost in the first place. Germany, however, was not greatly angered with having to sign the Treaty of Versailles because they had expected it to be based on Woodrow's fourteen-point plan. In which Woodrow proposed that there might be a United Nations where problems within the countries could be sorted without resorting to war. In the fourteen points it said nothing about punishing

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