How could the unresolved issues of the Treaty of

Versailles have led to the beginning of World War II

in 1939?

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Konner Mosley

15 December, 16:28

How could the unresolved issues of the Treaty of

Versailles have led to the beginning of World War II

in 1939?

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Cristofer Johns · Answer 1

the treaty placed a LOT of blame on Germany.

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this made them very angry, and because of the unfairness of it, other countries felt a bit guilty. this let Germany get away with things that normally would NOT be allowed. it established a policy of tolerance. This allowed Germany to gain a LOT of power by doing what they wanted, and by this time, it was difficult to stop them without rocking the boat and creating a second world war.

How could the unresolved issues of the Treaty ofVersailles have led to the beginning of World War IIin 1939?

How could the unresolved issues of the Treaty of

Versailles have led to the beginning of World War II

in 1939?