Title: The Treaty of Versailles and How it Helped Adolf Hitler Come Into Power - Academic Master
Headings: The Treaty of Versailles and How it Helped Adolf Hitler Come Into Power
The Treaty of Versailles and How it Helped Adolf Hitler Come Into Power
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Content: It was all possible because of his aggressive opposition of the Treaty of Versailles. During 1920’s, the aggressive stance of Hitler against the Treaty and his expressive attitude towards it, according to some historians, played just as much role in worsening economic conditions of Germany’s Weimar Republic as much the terms of surrender. While Great Depression is stated as the worst time in the American and World’s economic history, the Germany had been through a similar phase due to the treaty. Germany, as a result of provision of the treaty, had considerable amount of territory of both the eastern Prussian regions. It had also surrendered the Alsace-Lorraine region in favor of France. Germany was owing a staggering amount of over 130 billion gold Deutsch-marks in lieu of the war reparations. It was the highest ever recorded in the world history. The Great Depression in the Germany was a result of the huge war debt and loss of the industries due to loss of control on the surrendered regions, which in turn initiated the severe shortage of the basic necessities. Germany also had to significantly reduce its paramilitary forces and its operational capabilities were also barred by limiting the access to war assets like airplanes, machine guns and warships. To conclude, the Treaty of Versailles eventually turned to be the foundation of the darkest chapter of Europe’s history.