Imagine you were a German, explain your feeling towards the settlement.
... from stationing her own troops in any regions within her boundary. It was unreasonable and the terms were too harsh on Germany, like large areas of Gemanyfs national land were taken away and the Rhineland was demilitarized. Thirdly, Germany had to pay ’6600 million to the Allies to compensate them for their loses. This figure was considered too large, for the reparations covered not only direct loss and damage as a result of the war but also indirect war expenditure such as allowances paid to families of soldiers. Besides, war-guilt clause was another major point that is unfair to Germany, even excessive. The whole blame of provoking the First World War was put on Germany. This is historically incorrect and so constituted a great hurt t...