The Treaty of Versailles was a mere settlement to prevent approaching wars.
France should be gifted with the Treaty of Versailles since Clause 231 forced Germans to own every(prenominal) responsability for the war and was made for all damage caused by the war.
Furthermore the Germans had next to no multitude as it besides had an army of 100000 men, 6 battleships and 30 smaller vessels, they had no aeroplanes (airforce) or submarines since they were not detected by radars.
Germany was excessively made return Alsace Lorraine to France, as well as returning the saar, so they lost land, and France gained land.
The Germans also had to demilitarise the Rhineland, and give up all the colonies.
Although France was not just satisfied because Germany was still one of the most powerful countries in the war and was still stronger than France.
Furthermore the French had wanted Germany to be totallly demilitarised, and relegate up into 4 smaller countries so that they could no overnight attack France.
On top of that the French did not feel that the Germans had suffered as much industrial and land damage that they suffered since the war had been fought loosely in France.
France lost 4 million men which was band more than Germany, so they were mad due to the amount of losings they had suffered.
In conclusion I think that France should be fairly happy with the Treaty since Germany did suffer a great deal, not only moneywise, since they had to face a Diktat, and lost all of their colonies, that had to lose all access to the sea etc... as I have verbalize that I believe that France had many reasons to be happy with the agreement considering how much Germany had actually suffered, not only had France been given...
You have seemingly taken the points onboard. It seems a little unfair for someone to beseech you if they should have been happy without a far wider reaching knowlege. Lets not forget that Germany had problems with a certain invading French emperor who was only routed in 1814.
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