The Treaty of Versailles

     The Treaty of Versailles, which all happened from the idea called "league of nations", is unfair. It just seemed to cause more failures than the actual successes made. For example, the Germans stabbing the Jews' back. The Treaty of Versailles definitely didn't work as well as Woodrow Wilson expected...

     Woodrow Wilson was a person that mentioned about how the effects of the wars were making things worse for all the nations.

"I am convinced that if this peace is not made on the highest principles of justice, it will be swept away by the peoples of the world in less than a generation." -Woodrow Wilson

This kind of 'thing' he decided to mention, caused the treaty to be created and that created the betrayal of the Germans. At that time, the Germans did not have anything to depend on and expected that the problem was their population of generation. As a result, they blamed on the Jews. The way how this whole treaty made the Germans, particularly Hitler, bring those rages on an innocent group can be shown as a failure. Another thing that makes the Treaty of Versailles unfair is how the Americans ignored the concerns of the conflict, Europe was having, not joining the league of nations, and how they declared war at the time of 1917.

After all, the success of Woodrow Wilson could just have been the popularity and the power he gained. After the popularity he gained, he still couldn't solve other problems since some people were against it and that it reflected a lot on the Germans. This the treaty itself was incomplete, and of course, unsuccessful.