The Treaty of Versailles led to bad conditions for the German people, which ultimately led to the need for a powerful response. After losing the war, Germany was forced to give up many resources and support. The treaty limited the resources needed by Germany's growing population. After the war the German people lived in very bad conditions. Due to the restriction on food and resources, the Treaty of Versailles forced the German people to rally behind a powerful leader and group. Following the defeat in the war, Germany was forced to give up many resources and support. Germany had to give up land that produced resources for the German people. Germany was forced to make Poland an independent country. They also had to give up all their overseas colonies. Because Germany destroyed the French coal mines, Germany had to cede its coal mines to France. Germany also could not defend itself or take resources from other countries due to its reduced armed forces. In the Treaty of Versailles, the Allies write “German military forces will be demolished and reduced as presc...