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The United States had a proposal to punish Germany after World War II. In particular, there was a proposal by US Secretary of the Treasury James Morgenthau known as "The Morgenthau Plan". It called for the destruction of the entire industrial capability of Germany and making Germany into a purely agrarian country. The proposal was vetoed by the Allied Powers.
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What french leader wanted to punish Germany?
Clemenceau
Which two countries wanted to punish Germany in ww1?
Britain, and mainly France
What were the different aims of the big three at Versailles?
France - Wanted Revenge because of the fact that Germany had invaded them 40 years previous to World War One.America - wanted peace.Britain - wanted justice, not revenge. Believed that some element of peace should be kept but went around winning elections under the subterfuge of making Germany pay.
Why did Britain want to punish Germany?
Clemenceau wanted Germany treated harshly so they were unable to invade again, they had already invaded twice in his life time (Franco Prussian war and ww1). he also wanted them punished harshly because it was what the people of France wanted and if he wanted to stay in office he would have to punish them harshly. Germany also caused a great deal of damage to Frances infrastructure, human life and economy.
Which country started WW2?
Germany marked the beginning of World War 2 after the harsh treatment from the treaty of Versailles. They wanted revenge and their country was in big debts after all the costs. Germany were not even allowed to create any alliances or army's according to the rules of Versailles but they did anyway
Did the leaders want to punish Germany after World War 1?
The people that were left wanted to punish Germany
What french leader wanted to punish Germany?
Clemenceau
Who wanted to punish Germany for ww1?
France wanted to punish Germany the hardest. Britain didnt want to punish them bad they wanted germany to have a quick recover because they're a trading countrie. Hope that helps, One love Representing Triple Bezz 3B'z J.K sWeeTfEeT
Which two countries wanted to punish Germany in ww1?
Britain, and mainly France
What were Lloyd george's aims at the paris peace conferance?
He wanted to punish Germany but not to hard as that would cause war in the future. Although the british people wanted to be harsh against Germany
What were Lloyd george's aims at the peace Paris conference?
He wanted to punish Germany but not to hard as that would cause war in the future. Although the british people wanted to be harsh against Germany
What two big four countries wanted to PUNISH Germany?
Great Britain, France, Russia, the USA entered in 1941
What European country wanted Germany to pay its high reparation cost?
France wanted Germany to pay reparations for the war.
Why did Adolf Hitler wanted to fought for Germany?
Adolf Hitler wanted to protect Germany because it was his home country and he was the ruler during his time.
What were the different aims of the big three at Versailles?
France - Wanted Revenge because of the fact that Germany had invaded them 40 years previous to World War One.America - wanted peace.Britain - wanted justice, not revenge. Believed that some element of peace should be kept but went around winning elections under the subterfuge of making Germany pay.
Why were European leaders more eager to punish Germany than President Wilson was?
After World War I, European leaders wanted to punish Germany for decimating the lands of the other European countries as well as for the lives lost. The United States was never under any real threat and the land was not affected.
Why did Britain want to punish Germany?
Clemenceau wanted Germany treated harshly so they were unable to invade again, they had already invaded twice in his life time (Franco Prussian war and ww1). he also wanted them punished harshly because it was what the people of France wanted and if he wanted to stay in office he would have to punish them harshly. Germany also caused a great deal of damage to Frances infrastructure, human life and economy.
