Why did Germany strongly oppose the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

The terms outlined severe economic consequences for Germany.

The United Nations had not gained the support of its member nations for this treaty.

Objection stemmed from the fact that the United States would not ratify the treaty.

Germany denied its use of submarine warfare during World War I.

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17 April, 16:21

Why did Germany strongly oppose the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

The terms outlined severe economic consequences for Germany.

The United Nations had not gained the support of its member nations for this treaty.

Objection stemmed from the fact that the United States would not ratify the treaty.

Germany denied its use of submarine warfare during World War I.

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Sasha Fischer · Answer 1

The terms outlined severe economic consequences for Germany.

One of those conditions was they had to pay severe reparations (ie a lot of money) to the winning side.