Germany Weimer
June 4th, 2011
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Could the Weimer Republic have taken root in Germany, or was its failure inevitable?
It was inevitable, because the British and the French didn’t listen to then U.S. President Wilson and his 14 Points.
The Brits and the French basically set the stage for World War II because of the Versailles Treaty, which totally humiliated the Germans.
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