It was a senseless war.
Millions died, essentially, for nothing because the men who “crafted” (crafted implies workmanship and quality) the Treaty of Versailles focused more on vengeance than at addressing the root causes of the war. The treaty created a breeding ground for things that would bring on the Second World War.
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Explanation:
Adolf Hitler was a German dictator. He was widely known for his role in World War II. During his regime as the leader of Germany, he sought to accomplish some goals through his policies.
The aims of his policy were the following:
1. To accomplish lebensraum that is living space in Russia
2. To accomplish Anschluss
3. To ensure all German-speaking people are under one rule
4. To revise the deal of the Treaty of Versailles.
5. To ensure Germany posses a great power
6. To recover the Saar, Rhineland, and Danzig.
It was against Native American rights.
Answer:
1. Bloody Sunday
2. Poor working conditions
3. Russia's loss to Japan
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