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On one hand the Treaty of Versailles was not fair to Germany, but on the other
hand it was. Germany was said to be responsible for the cause of the war. If
Germany was responsible for the starting of the war then Germany deserved
something bad in return. I agree with Georges Clemenceau of France because
Germany should never be allowed to start another war. The provision that was
fair was the decrease to Germany’s army. If Germany’s army is decreased then
they are most likely not going to start any more wars because they simply will
not have enough man power to help them succeed. The provision that was
unfair was the territorial extracting from Germany. Yes Germany is responsible
for starting the war, but it is not right that they are getting land taken away
from them for signing a treaty that they were forced to sign
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Treaty of Versailles is mostly fair to Germany. The treaty reduced
Germany's army to 100,00 men, airforce was no longer allowed, and
only 6 capitals were permitted to have naval ships but no submarines.
To me, all of those restrictions were fair. Germany deserved mainly
everything they got because they were the ones who started the war
in the first place. I say don't do the crime if you can't do the time. The
Treaty, in this case, was the "time" they had to do. Now, I do not
think that the price set and Germany not knowing about the terms of
the Treaty a while before they had to sign it, is unfair but at the same
time, they knew this was bound to happen eventually. I semi agree
with David Lloyd George of Britain because Germany should have paid
but I absolutely do not agree with Clemenceau because Germany
should not be destroyed. To conclude, the Treaty of Versailles was fair
to Germany in some terms but unfair in some other terms, but I
mostly think the Treaty was fair
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