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In what ways and for what reasons did the Treaty of Versailles cause political problems in the 1920s for both the victorious and the defeated?
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In what ways and for what reasons did the Treaty of Versailles cause political problems in the 1920s for both the victorious and the defeated? The signing of the Treaty of Versailles had a lot of political consequences for both the wining powers of Britain, France and Italy, as well as political consequences for the defeated, Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Some of these problems included unstable governments, which later led to the rise of dictators in Europe- the opposite 0f, what the Treaty of Versailles' consequences should have had. Political problems in France started to surface in the early 1920s (1919-1920). At this point in times, there had been some tension within the government due t the decision by Clemanceau to send French troops to fight the Reds in Russia. This decision had led to social division in France as well as political division as it meant that5...
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