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The myth of overly harsh measures imposed on Germany after WWI leading into WW2 doesn't make sense. If anything, the measures weren't harsh enough, since after
by Zanfa 4y ago
The myth of overly harsh measures imposed on Germany after WWI leading into WW2 doesn't make sense. If anything, the measures weren't harsh enough, since after WW2 Germany was denazified, partitioned and occupied for decades, which is much more extreme, but obviously worked.
- pjc50 4y ago.. but not financially penalized into poverty. Both Germany and Japan had help to rebuild civilian manufacturing and employment. Very much a "rehabilitation" approach.