We hoped for the peace of justice which had been promised to us. We were aghast when we read in documents the demands made upon us, the victorious violence of our enemies." The terms listed in the Treaty of Versailles were so severe that one can only be "aghast" to its unfairness. Furthermore in other Documents such as Document H, one is able to see how even other countries challenged the harshness of the treaty...
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Furthermore in other Documents such as Document H, one is able to see how even other countries challenged the harshness of the treaty. "The peace conditions imposed upon Germany are so hard, so humiliating, that even those who have the smallest expectation of a "peace of justice" are bound to be deeply disappointed?" This excerpt, an article/editorial written by a Dutch Algemeen Handelsblad, is clear proof that it wasn't just German's who challenged the fairness of the Treaty Versailles; it was a global wide effort...
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How The Treaty Of Versailles Effected Germany It forced the Germans to accept full responsibility for the war and strip themselves of its colonies, coal fields, and the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine...	2 / 456
How The Treaty Of Versailles Effected Germany It forced the Germans to accept full responsibility for the war and strip themselves of its colonies, coal fields, and the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine...	2 / 473
How The Treaty Of Versailles Effected Germany It forced the Germans to accept full responsibility for the war and strip themselves of its colonies, coal fields, and the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine...	2 / 473
Treaty of Versailles Woodrow Wilson though of the fourteen points on which he wanted the treaty to be based off of. Some of the important ones are; “Absolute freedom of navigation upon the seas, outside territorial waters, alike in peace and in war”(free navigation of all seas) (“President Woodrow Wilson”)...	4 / 910