Question

1. Hitler broke terms of the Treaty of Versailles repeatedly. What are three such examples?

Answer 1

Answer:

1. he mobilized the military;   he seized the Sudetenland;  he invaded Belgium;
2. -Axis
3. ermany became a protectorate.

Explanation:

1. The Treaty of Versailles peace agreement, signed in 1919 by more than fifty countries, had as one of its main objectives that the Central Powers (the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian, in addition to the Ottoman and the Kingdom of Bulgaria) accept all responsibility for having caused the war and remained, consequently, unarmed. But the Treaty was undermined in a short time and Hitler repeatedly violated it throughout the 1930s. Therefore, Germany had to pay compensation for the damage caused in 1983, although it was not until 2010 when it settled the 125 million euros to those who promoted interest.
2. The Axis Powers, during World War II, were the belligerent side that fought against the Allies, being integrated by Germany, the Empire of Japan and the Kingdom of Italy, in addition to the help of other countries.
3. At the end of World War I, Germany had become a ruined, humiliated and politically unstable state. The Treaty of Versailles seals the peace that the victors impose on the defeated without the possibility of negotiation. That June 28, in the Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles, Germany signed with the allies the treaty that imposed many negative conditions on the Germans, but Germany remained a free country and did not become a protectorate.

Answer 2

The correct answers are:

1.

- he mobilized the military;

- he seized the Sudetenland;

- he invaded Belgium;

Hitler was not interested in respecting the Treaty of Versailles at all, as he thought that it is not fair towards Germany, and that it is a way that the other countries try to stop the progress of his country. Therefore, Hitler mobilized the military, started annexing territories, and after that started to invade territories.

2. Axis;

Germany, Italy, and Japan formed the Axis Powers. These three countries were the ones responsible for the World War II, and they created a real horror on a global scale, especially Germany and Japan with their genocides.

3. Germany became a protectorate;

Germany was obliged to do numerous things with the Treaty of Versailles, but being protectorate was not one those things. Germany remained an independent self-governing country.