What Happened to the losers of World War 1?

Answer 1

Of all the losing countries in WW1, Germany was hit the worst for it's major participation in the war, including Zimmerman's telegram and the sinking of American and British ships in the Atlantic. Britain, France, and the United States created the Treaty of Versailles (named after the place it was written in Versailles, France), which disallowed Germany from expanding it's military forces any further and set up a border in the Rhineland where it could not cross in the Soviet Union. However, Germany broke both of these agreements before and during the second world war, which was partially started when Germany invaded the Soviet Union after it crossed the Rhine River.

Answer 2

Of all the losing countries in WW1, Germany was hit the worst for it's major participation in the war, including Zimmerman's telegram and the sinking of American and British ships in the Atlantic. Britain, France, and the United States created the Treaty of Versailles (named after the place it was written in Versailles, France), which disallowed Germany from expanding it's military forces any further and set up a border in the Rhineland where it could not cross in the Soviet Union. However, Germany broke both of these agreements before and during the second world war, which was partially started when Germany invaded the Soviet Union after it crossed the Rhine River.