Treaty of Versaille and the beginnings of the Nazi Party. Early Nazi parade, 1919

After the Sarajevo attempt, 53 countries signed a peace treaty, aiming to end wars forever. Clemenceau, Lloyd George, and Wilson were key figures, but the US and Russia did not sign. In Berlin, veterans felt betrayed and sought revenge, dreaming of glory. New political movements emerged, marked by strange salutes and uniforms, raising concerns for the future.

What was the primary purpose of the peace treaty signed by the delegations of 53 countries?

• To create the League of Nations

• To punish the defeated countries

• To end all future wars

• To establish a new world order

Why did the United States not ratify the treaty signed by President Woodrow Wilson?

• They disagreed with the League of Nations

• The Senate did not approve it

• They were not invited to the signing

• They wanted to negotiate a separate peace

What was the sentiment among German veterans after the treaty was signed?

• They felt victorious

• They supported the treaty

• They sought revenge

• They were indifferent

What was the significance of the 'brown shirts' mentioned in the final section?

• They were a fashion trend

• They represented a new political party

• They were a symbol of peace

• They were a group seeking revenge

What was the hope expressed at the end of the transcript regarding future generations?

• That they would never witness such events

• That they would learn from past mistakes

• That they would join the League of Nations

• That they would see more wars