The common consensus is that the Treaty of Versailles was not harsh enough to keep Germany down but too harsh to have a chance of reconciliation.
I believe a more generous peace and not putting all the blame on Germany could have been the seed for a more united Europe. But four years of brutal industrialised war and millions of casualties destroyed any chance of that.
It was both, the company was founded in Berlin and only moved to the Netherlands when Germany wasn't allowed to build planes and plane engines after WW1
Do you know how bad the situation for a mammal has to be to not have offspring?
Oder direkt nach vorne geschaut hätten und Erneuerbare mehr gefördert hätten.
Wir hätten uns nicht nur die Probleme mit Kohle sondern auch die massiven Atomstromsubventionen und endlosen Endlagerfragen sparen können.
The photoshop artist
Ich hab ne Wohnung nach Süden und fühle deinen Schmerz.
Why would they even follow that order?
Meanwhile I'm the lazy one who stays in port and sees the games on the horizon but is not interested enough to set sails.
The hottest cold wave since they started recording data
Tja
Ach du liebes Schnitzel, und ich dachte hier in Oberbayern isses übel.
Exactly.
Also, I'm pretty sure we wouldn't be talking about this if Europe hadn't bled Africa dry for centuries.
Edit: Downvote me all you want, you know it's true
I've seen pictures of KZ victims who look more healthy
I passionately hate summer with every fiber of my being and winter doesn't exist anymore.
I switched to Waterfox last week
It's not too late to edit it, I haven't read it yet
This man showershits
I shit and shower at work, not simultaneously though
::: spoiler Tap for spoiler most of the time :::
That's what you get when you suck a whole continent dry and leave nothing behind except ruins and trauma
The common consensus is that the Treaty of Versailles was not harsh enough to keep Germany down but too harsh to have a chance of reconciliation.
I believe a more generous peace and not putting all the blame on Germany could have been the seed for a more united Europe. But four years of brutal industrialised war and millions of casualties destroyed any chance of that.
It was both, the company was founded in Berlin and only moved to the Netherlands when Germany wasn't allowed to build planes and plane engines after WW1