Versailles is presented as unfairly assigning total guilt to Germany, while the army accepted surrender as a temporary rebuilding strategy for revenge.
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Versailles
Tom asks how America can get out of Iran.
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Tom asks how America can get out of Iran.
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The host argues that mainstream historiography already accepts that Versailles created the path to World War II, yet contemporary discourse treats any discussion of provocation in the Russia-Ukraine war as illegitimate because acknowledging causes is confused with legitimizing aggression.
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"...or more or less every historian recognizes. That the Treaty of Versailles put in place at the end of the war. Set us on..."
"...to the Allies. And this led to the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles had many stipulations that were unfair to the..."
"And the thinking of the army at this point is, listen, we've been in this situation before. We lost Napoleon. And so we just..."
"...tragedy, the travesty of World War One is that in the Versailles conference, the Allies made Germany take all the guilt for causing World..."
"...decline. That would be the new Europe. So another Treaty of Versailles, essentially. But now we ended up in a situation where the Russians..."
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