How did the results of the Peace Conference after WWI create problems in postwar Europe?

Question

What were the results of the Peace Conference and what problems were created after World War I? For whom in particular did the Peace Conference create problems for?

Answer 1

If you look closely at WWI's history, the French are much more at fault than the Germans. The Germans were involved in a conflict on their eastern border due to one of their treaties with Austria. The French took advantage of the situation to attack Germany's vulnerable western flank to try and claim land that had been in dispute between the two countries for ages. When the Germans began to trounce the French, the French called in all their favors and allies to fight the Germans.

After the war, the Germans were blamed for everything. The sanctions on them put their country into a severe recession. Germanys economy could not support their people. They were so crushed down, it made it easy for a charismatic man named Adolf Hitler to rise to power with his promises to make Germany great again and to make their persecutors pay.

Many historians theorize that if the USA had stayed out of WWI and left Germany alone, there never would have been the German depression that allowed Hitler to take control. And without Hitler, very probably there would have never been a WWII.

Answer 2

The peace conference gave Germany the most problems because it got blamed for everything.