who sighned the treaty with germany in WW2?
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That depends on which treaty you are talking about. Japan and Italy were Germany's ally. Germany had a treaty with Russia that Hitler stupidly changed his mind about and then attacked Russia. After Germany surrendered, there was a treaty with United Kingdom, France, Russia and the United States.
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It has everything to do with the Treaty of Versailles. As it's name points out, this is a treaty signed in the Hall of Mirrors in the French city of Versailles. It was the peace treaty that officially ended World War I and unofficially started World War II.\n\nOne of the terms of this treaty was the creation of the League of Nations, whose goal would be to prevent another world war. Other parts of the treaty stated that Germany was to be fully blamed for World War I and because of this, Germany was demanded to pay up all damages calculated of WWI. Also, Germany was denied having an airforce, a navy and was only allowed to have a limited land army. It's colonies were taken away and other damages were also imposed. In a nutshell, Germany was brought to it's knees and into a depression.\n\nThis helped bring about the rise of Hitler who promised to tear up the hated treaty. Of course, Germans supported him and once he arranged for virtually limitless power, it was too late. Nations part of the League of Nations were also fooled by Hitler. They allowed Hitler to take over Austria-Hungary, which belong to Germany prior to WWI. The League of Nations did not disagree much with Hitler's request to undo the Treaty of Versailles. They agreed with him that the terms were much too harsh.\n\nIt was only until Hitler marched into Poland that everyone realized what was happening. But of course, that set foot into a much bloodier World War.\n\nReally, the League of Nations failed to prevent WWII by allowing a genius psychopath to manipulate them. (This is my opinion.)\n\nHope this novel of mine answers your question.
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Germany!!! And as they say Deutschland. Come on were you sleeping all this time and just woke up? lol
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Maybe this link will help.\nhttp://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/WW2res.htm
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hitler was on the power on 1933 and the second world war started th 39 look on google
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Isn"t that when germany was attacking them? I have friends in England, she's english, he's polish and it was in that time period that he came as a tank driver from poland  to england to help defend from the germans, and that's when they met and fell in love & got married.  He told me the germans were trying to blow up the old historic sites in particular. Sorry, that's all I know, which isn't much.
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Hitler wanted to start a war by claiming the Sudetland (West Chezkoslovakia) where "true german arians lived" before WWI. Much to his surprise the British and French agreed to his demands in hopes of "appeasing him". But that only made him think they were cowards and accelerated his invasion of Poland.
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In 1914 all of Europe was connected by various treaties.  The Germans to the Austro-Hungarian Empire; Britain to Belgium; Belgium to France etc.  This meant that one small local disagreement would quickly drag in lots of other countries.
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WWII was thought of Germany's "revenge" or rebirth after the shame it was brought due to the Treaty of Versailles. Germany was made to pay the countries it affected after the war and limit the number of military troops. Germany was not present during the discussion of the treaty and it felt wronged. Hitler used this is a spin to bring the Germans to rally behind him. WWI is actually considered the "unfinished war" and WWII was just a continuation.
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All of them. Finland took the easy way out and sided with the Germans. Sort of.
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"Don't mention the war" - Mr. Fawlty.\n\nThe Germans of today had nothing to do with WWII....but their grandparents did....and Ratzi the Nazi....
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Germany, kind of Poland -germany started the war when it invaded Poland-, Britain, France, Austria, America, Japan, and Russia.
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World war 2. Around 1938. Time of hitler coming to power.
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No it was not.  It singled out Germany for punitive measures and not the Austro-Hungarian Empire for such measures.  It so financially was hard for Germany and led to WWII.
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The Britsh public thought the treaty was extremly harsh. Even Llyold George (the british delegate who signed the treaty) thought it was harsh. He wanted a more fairer treaty but it was put more in favor of want France (Clemenceau) wanted.\nThe Germans thought it was too harsh escpecially the war guilt clause and the reperations which they would have had to pay until the 1980s. The diasarmament causes were seen as unfair because it was more of a right that Germany had an army since every other country did. Also the Rhineland was German land and it was seen as unfair that Germany could not occupy its own land. For these reasons Hitler tried to over turn the treaty.
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http://www.euronet.nl/users/wilfried/ww2/ww2.htm
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While concerned, Britain and France both basically gave Germany what it wanted during the Munich Conference of 1938, believing that the decision would prevent war and stop Germany's expansionist moves.\nIn 1939, Germany invaded Poland and World War II began.