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Content: Germany and Austria-Hungary were negatively affected by the treaties that put an end to World War 1. Germany was forced to take blame for starting the war. The colonies in which Germany had established were taken away from them including the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine which were returned to France. The treaties had also required for Germany to disband its army and pay war costs along with reparations which ended up being a total of $32 billion. The economy of Germany was also put under the control of the Allied powers. As for Austria-Hungary, the empire had been disbanded in many ways. A new republic called Czechoslovakia had been created. Serbia had gained more land and became the kingdom of Yugoslavia. Rumania was able to expand its territory at the price of Bulgaria and Hungary. Works cited: