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You're joking but what you describe is pretty much the Treaty of Versailles, which was actually one of the triggers of WW2.
by gibreparations 6y ago
You're joking but what you describe is pretty much the Treaty of Versailles, which was actually one of the triggers of WW2.
- redis_mlc 6y agoI study WW2, and FYI it's much more complicated than "the Treaty of Versailles." The problem is that the "state" that started WW2 was the Austria-Hungarian Empire (against Serbia), and Germany was just a treaty ally. But then A-H dissolved, leaving Germany holding the bag. It didn't help that Germany refused to negotiate a peace treaty earlier, and that they destroyed the Alsace region during their retreat. But in the end, it would have taken an occupation to demonstrate that Germany actually lost, and that didn't happen. Hence the later Allied occupations of Germany and Japan in WW2.
- redis_mlc 6y ago> the "state" that started WW2 was the Austria-Hungarian Empire typo, make that WW1.