why exactly did germany lose world war one? i need several answers for clarification?

Answer 1

1. Germany was essentially fighting by itself when Austria-Hungary struggled in their battle against Italy and the Ottoman Turks were slowly losing to Britain.
2. Germany was competing with Britain and the US in the battle against providing armaments for their forces
3. Because of the war the German people were struggling to obtain food and were getting weak, tired and weary
4. After the US became completely involved in WWI, the unrestricted submarine warfare hasd less drastic effect as more Allied shipping got through to their intended destinations. Since most of the merchant ships were heavily protected by armed warships the suns had a more difficult time sinking them.
5.there was a general malaise among the German people about how the war was being conducted and there was dissension among the populace about their government and its ability to sustain a general concentrated war effort.The German economy was in ruins and the country was being infiltrated by communists spreading socialist propaganda.
6. there was a small majority who would blame the Jewish financiers for their lack of support but there is a lack of evidence to this detail to be substantiated
7. Without a good seaport the British and Americans had the advantage on the waters which inhibited the German navy tomere impotency/
8 With the Japanese hounding them in the Pacific, it drew away from the necessary means for Germany to have any chance of defeating the Allies in Europe.

Answer 2

Good question!
First, the Prussian General Staff formulated a plan involving a rightward sweep around the Allies through the Low countries, even after the value of this strategy was over with.
Second, there was poor communication between the various elements of the German forces (this was true of the Allies also, but the consequences are less for the defenders.)
Third, Germany needlessly provoked the U.S. into the War. Although our military contribution was very small, the logistical forces we could bring to bear were gong to be enough to cripple the German war effort.
Fourth, like Hitler later, the Germans embarked on a two front war.
Fifth, although not a military man, the Kaiser took control of military strategy to a great extent, not only directly but also through "firing" and supporting various commanders---again foreshadowing Hitler.
While none of these factors alone resulted in defeat, together they produced insurmountable obstacles.

Answer 3

1.US joined the war when Germany was out of resource

2.Britain succesfully maintained dominance over ocean...Germany could not get enough support from their foreign colonies while Britain got plenty

3.Germans, especially Communists, began to resist on their war. Yes, other European nations faced similar difficulty...but remember that Germany was still a kingdom. Therefore, desire for new world was stronger in Germany

4.Germany's allies were just weaklings! Austria and Ottoman Turks were old empires expected to fell down even before the war.In fact, it was Germany VS All Europe + Russia + US

5.During the war, Germany had to divide their force into two directions. One for invading France, the other for blocking Russia...It made the war longer than Germany expected...Germany had to finish France as quick as possible because if war gets long then Allies had the advantage because of their huge colonies to get resource

Answer 4

Lack of resources - the same problem that is to plague them again in WW2.

Lack of innovation as compared to the British & French tanks. They also were lacking in anti-armour defences.

The splitting of the forces wern't so great after the Russians pulled out of the Eastern Front following the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917.

US (who had considerably more manpower & resources)joining the Allies on the Western Front.

Economic collapse.

Answer 5

At 11:00am on November 11, 1918. Also known to be the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.