Treaty of Versailles

The treaty of Versailles was a biased treaty placing all the blame of World War I on the Germans. After the surrender of the Germans on November 11, 1918 the necessity for Europe to put the war behind them was urgent. As a result of the hastiness of the drafting of the treaty, not all the problems were solved and countries such as Germany were left with an overall feeling of resentment towards the allied forces. The …

…potentially been able to prevent Hitler from causing World War II, and thereby saving millions of lives. In conclusion, the Treaty of Versailles was a disaster that may have ended World War I but later lead to World War II. The Germans were treated unfairly and given no representation at any point during the drafting of the treaty. The Germans therefore were left with an overall feeling of resentment, which eventually caused World War II.