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How did the treaties ending World War I sow the seeds for future conflict? *Don't get it from a website*

How did the treaties ending World War I sow the seeds for future conflict? *Don't get it from a website*
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How did the treaties ending World War I sow the seeds for future conflict?

*Don't get it from a website*

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The treaty of Versailles and German guilt from that treaty led to world war 2!
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The treaty of Versailles and german guilt from that treaty led to world war 2.

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