Many Germans were upset about being forced to pay the Allied Powers reparations. Many felt it crushed Germany's economy and undermined their international status.

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Con: Reparations were commonly imposed after wars. As such, the Treaty of Versailles' terms were not especially unusual.

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Many Germans were upset about being forced to pay the Allied Powers reparations. Many felt it crushed Germany's economy and undermined their international status.

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Reparations were commonly imposed after wars. As such, the Treaty of Versailles' terms were not especially unusual.

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Many Germans were upset about being forced to pay the Allied Powers reparations. Many felt it crushed Germany's economy and undermined their international status.

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Reparations were commonly imposed after wars. As such, the Treaty of Versailles' terms were not especially unusual.