Blame: article 231 - Germany accepted full responsibility for starting WW1
Reparations: £6.6 billion to be paid to the Allies
military Restrictions: Army limited to 100,000 soldiers; no tanks, submarines, or air force
Territorial losses: lost colonies, Alsace-Lorraine to France, Saarland under League of Nations control
IMPACT ON GERMANY:
economic crisis: hyperinflation (1923) caused by reparations
political instability: uprisings: Spartacists Revolt (1919), Kapp Putsch (1920)
humiliation: Many Germans viewed the treaty as a 'Diktat' (dictated peace)
