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Why was the war guilt clause so unpopular in Germany?

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Correct answer: Because it held Germany responsible for causing the First World War

The war guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles held Germany chiefly responsible for starting the First World War. Germans saw this as a national humiliation, and it also provided the basis for imposing heavy reparations on Germany. Option C is incorrect because Germany had to pay reparations rather than receive them. Exam tip: link the war guilt clause with the Treaty of Versailles, humiliation, and reparations.

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War Guilt ClauseTreaty Of VersaillesWeimar RepublicGerman HumiliationFirst World WarReparationsBirth Of The Weimar RepublicNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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